Predicting the top and bottom ranks of billboard songs using Machine Learning
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Authors
Vivek Datla, Abhinav Vishnu
arXiv ID
1512.01283
Category
cs.CL: Computation & Language
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cs.LG
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0
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arXiv.org
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6 months ago
Abstract
The music industry is a $130 billion industry. Predicting whether a song catches the pulse of the audience impacts the industry. In this paper we analyze language inside the lyrics of the songs using several computational linguistic algorithms and predict whether a song would make to the top or bottom of the billboard rankings based on the language features. We trained and tested an SVM classifier with a radial kernel function on the linguistic features. Results indicate that we can classify whether a song belongs to top and bottom of the billboard charts with a precision of 0.76.
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