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Ohmura Lab
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The lab explores the relationship between music and emotion through information science.
AboutAbout the lab
Reading music through information science.
The Ohmura Lab studies music using the methods of information science.
Its research themes include automatic generation of melodies based on emotion, clarifying the relationship between emotion and musical structure, and designing socially adaptive agents.
Its research topics also include building a unified theory of musical temperament based on geometric relationships.
Its research record includes studies of music and emotion, creativity in music, computational music theory, and virtual reality and mixed reality.
Key terms
- Emotion
- A movement of feeling, such as joy or anxiety, that is accompanied by bodily responses.
- Musical temperament
- The system for determining the pitch of notes when building a musical scale.
ResearchResearch themes
The Ohmura Lab studies the relationship between music and emotion using methods from information science and cognitive science. Its research fields are automatic composition and computational music theory, and it works on automatic generation of melodies based on emotion and on building theories of musical temperament.
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The Ohmura Lab's members consist of faculty, master's students, and undergraduates.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorHidefumi Ohmura
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