Abstract

This study aims to investigate the synchronization mechanism for music and dance in the production encouragement system of edible fungus. The synchronization between the music and dance may significantly influence the stimulating effect on the growth of edible fungus. However, very limited work has been done to address this issue. To deal with the synchronization problem of music and dance, the Hevner music emotion model based on adjective circle is proposed in this study to achieve matching mechanism of audio streams and video. By doing so, the proposed algorithm can improve the synchronization between the music and dance. In emotion driven model with the theoretical basis of Hevner emotion ring, the music matches to the dance successfully, which can not only provide matching method for chimes-driven dance editing system, but will also provide a simple and feasible matching pattern for any other applications.

Keywords:

Edible fungus, music, production encouragement, synchronization,

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