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ha ha, good point :-p The_Muted_Grimaud Send a noteboard - 24/05/2010 09:21:43 PM
We measured the predictability of tone sequences in music by Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern and found the successive pitches were less predictable than random tone sequences.

How can something be less predictable than random? Doesn't random imply something which cannot be predicted?
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My problem with the perception of 'modern classical' music. - 23/05/2010 08:01:21 PM 856 Views
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Hmm... - 24/05/2010 05:31:54 AM 541 Views
my guess ... - 24/05/2010 06:06:25 AM 548 Views
The static between radio stations is random noise but I wouldn't call it unpredictable - 24/05/2010 02:41:34 PM 544 Views
ha ha, good point :-p - 24/05/2010 09:21:43 PM 532 Views

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