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How can dynamic virtual orchestra systems improve spatiotemporal interaction feedback in conducting education?

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How can dynamic virtual orchestra systems improve spatiotemporal interaction feedback in conducting education?

UIST '24Demonstration of Sympathetic Orchestra: An Interactive Conducting Education System for Responsive, Tacit Skill Development

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IUI '25FretMate: ChatGPT-Powered Adaptive Guitar Learning Assistant

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Can combining audio analysis and gesture recognition effectively identify and correct technical errors in guitar learning?

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Can personalized learning paths and emotional support significantly improve music learners' practice persistence and motivation?

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How can low-cost multimodal data (e.g., video and keystroke data) be used to estimate small hand-muscle activity?

CHI '25PiaMuscle: Improving Piano Skill Acquisition by Cost-effectively Estimating and Visualizing Activities of Miniature Hand Muscles

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How effective are estimation models combining video and keystroke data for small-muscle control training?

CHI '25PiaMuscle: Improving Piano Skill Acquisition by Cost-effectively Estimating and Visualizing Activities of Miniature Hand Muscles

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Can an intuitive muscle-activity visualization interface help piano players optimize muscle use?

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