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Figure 4: MOS Graph.
the self-sufficiency of the number of training samples
in the Music Generation Model.
Music is not just art and creativity but is also based
on a strong mathematical background. So, often com-
puter creativity is doubted in its ability to produce
fresh and creative works. New notions of computer
creativity can evolve by amalgamation of different
techniques, use of high performing systems and bio
inspiration.
Also, computer scientists and music composers
must work in synergy together. Making music com-
posers able enough to use the program by having a
basic understanding of the program and learning var-
ious commands would enable them to give construc-
tive feedback and radically change the process of mu-
sic composition, and consequently the way market
for music operates. Market opportunities would in-
clude incorporating such features in instant multime-
dia messaging applications such as Snapchat, Insta-
gram and any other application which deals with im-
ages.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We whole heartedly thank our mentor Dr. Rajni Jin-
dal, Head of Department, Computer Science Depart-
ment at Delhi Technological University for guiding us
through this project.
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