Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Common approaches to creating playlists are to randomly shuffle a collection (e.g. iPod shuffle) or manually select songs.   present and evaluate heuristics to adapt playlists automatically given a song to start with (seed song) and immediate user feedback. Instead of rich metadata  use audio-based similarity. The user gives feedback by pressing a skip button if the user dislikes the current song. Songs similar to skipped songs are removed, while songs similar to accepted ones are added to the playlist.  evaluate the heuristics with hypothetical use cases. For each use case  assume a specific user behavior (e.g. the user always skips songs by a particular artist). Our results show that using audio similarity and simple heuristics it is possible to drastically reduce the number of necessary skips.
['Elias Pampalk', 'Tim Pohle', 'Gerhard Widmer']
I am writing a research paper on a idea DYNAMIC PLAYLIST GENERATION BASED ON SKIPPING BEHAVIOR
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