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Design and innovation of audio IoT technology using music teaching intelligent mode

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The traditional music teaching model cannot meet the needs of modern music teaching. Therefore, this paper combines machine learning technology and Internet of Things audio technology to improve the music audio recognition algorithm. In order to ensure the smoothness between music frames and the continuity of speech, when the remaining length of the music audio stream tail is less than one frame length, it is directly discarded and no framing processing is performed. The main end of the integrated platform can communicate with the sub-end systems of each smart music classroom through a standard communication protocol by the front communication server, and access the information and data of each device subsystem in the smart music classroom. In addition, this paper combines the needs of music teaching to construct the layout of the smart music classroom and the software system architecture. After constructing the system, this paper designs experiments to verify the performance of the teaching system constructed in this paper. The experimental research results show that the audio technology based on the Internet of Things proposed in this paper can play an important role in music teaching.

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This work was supported by the 2020 National Social Science Fund Project “China’s 70 years National Spiritual Shaping and Communication of Patriotic Songs” (No. 20BXW010).

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Li, L., Han, Z. Design and innovation of audio IoT technology using music teaching intelligent mode. Neural Comput & Applic 35, 4383–4396 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-022-07025-7

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