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# SCORIA: International Thesis Supervision & Open-Source Collaboration

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## Scorification
## What is scorification?
Music scorification is the process to get from a symbolic MIDI recording to a readable score, that is, to estimate the quantization of onsets and offsets into musical time and to estimate meter, key, voice, and several more attributes. Scorification is a hard technical problem for which no satisfactory solutions exist yet.

## About the Project
We aim to create a complete pipeline to automatically and beautifully typeset scores from recorded MIDI data. This is a huge undertaking encompassing many music information retrieval tasks. To make it manageable, we break this goal down into challenging subtasks, each addressed in its own thesis.
## What is SCORIA?
SCORIA is a scorification project. We aim to create a complete pipeline to automatically and beautifully typeset scores from recorded MIDI data. This is a huge undertaking encompassing many music information retrieval tasks. To make it manageable, we break this goal down into challenging subtasks, each addressed in its own thesis.

SCORIA is an international collaborative thesis project involving the Institute of Computational Perception at Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria and the Prague Music Computing Group at Charles University in Prague, Czechia. Through this collaboration, we aim to advance research in scorification while contributing to open-source development.

Scoria is an international collaborative thesis project involving the Institute of Computational Perception at Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria and the Prague Music Computing Group at Charles University in Prague, Czechia. Through this collaboration, we aim to advance research in scorification while contributing to open-source development.

## Goal
SCORIA is a scorification project. We aim to collaboratively create a complete pipeline to automatically and beautifully typeset scores from recorded MIDI data.

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## Research Areas & Tasks
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