On Wed, 13 Oct 1999, Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> I really like your ideas, and I've considered toying with just
> those concepts. And one of these days when I get more time on
> my hands, I will do just that. However, my tool of choice
> would not be FreeAmp -- it would be my networked MP3 jukebox
> Obsequieum. The jukebox uses MySQL to store all the meta data,
> which would make it easy to add your 'karma' table to the
> system.
Hmm... Looks nice.
Since the original post, I realized I can use this for my AI
research paper, so I think I'm going to create a mp3 control
system. If it works well, feel free to add it into Obsequieum.
It will probably just be a perl or tcl/tk or python script,
with some sort of simple GUI and database access.
:)
Anyway, I'd love ideas for inputs to the system. So far I
have...
- "karma" points (user's musical preference)
- file access dates (older is better)
- file creation dates (newer is better)
- time of day (slow down at night?)
- relative song position (song X sounds good after song Y, but
clashes with song Z, etc...)
- play history (karma points over time may average into a
better value than raw points)
With any luck, I'll be able to convince a neural net to merge
all these things into a somewhat intelligent decision about
what to play next. At this point, though, I still have to
figure out if I can make it work at all...
_ _ _ _ ___ ___ ------------"Use the source, Luke!"---------
( \/ ( \/ (__ (__ ) | Scott Scriven (Toy Keeper / XYZZ) |
\ / \ / // // | mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] |
/ \ / / //_ //_ | irc:serdevian.dyn.omnipotent.net |
(_/\_(_/ (___(___) | http://www.vis.colostate.edu/~scriven/ |
