Mark Granroth-Wilding's research on the use of linguistic grammars for harmonic analysis of tonal music. Masters thesis and PhD.

• Material to accompany the paper ''A Robust Parser-Interpreter for Jazz Chord Sequences''

I have now moved to Cambridge and am a member of the Natural Language and Information Processing (NLIP) group in the Computer Laboratory. I am working with Stephen Clark on natural language processing and its application to computational creativity. More details

• Academic homepage

• My thesis

• A summary of my PhD research

I carried out my PhD at Edinburgh University with Mark Steedman. I was a member of the Institute for Language, Cognition and Computation (ILCC) in the School of Informatics.

• Publications

• Talks

• Other documents

• Annotated corpus of jazz sequences

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