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Sophomore SlumpwareOverviewSlide 3Feature dataSlide 5Data labellingData preprocessingThe Neural NetworkResultsFuture ImprovementsSophomore SlumpwareSophomore SlumpwarePredicting Album Sales with Predicting Album Sales with Artificial Neural NetworksArtificial Neural NetworksMatthew Wirtala ECE 539Matthew Wirtala ECE 539OverviewOverviewRecord sales have decreased ~30% over Record sales have decreased ~30% over the past 4 yearsthe past 4 yearsNo consensus on why this isNo consensus on why this isFile-sharing?File-sharing?Inferior albums being released?Inferior albums being released?OverviewOverviewPerhaps album sales can be predicted Perhaps album sales can be predicted with an MLP networkwith an MLP networkMay show what factors determine how well an May show what factors determine how well an album will sellalbum will sellIndicate which albums deserve a better Indicate which albums deserve a better marketing pushmarketing pushFeature dataFeature dataCritical acclaimCritical acclaimReview scores gathered from 4 sourcesReview scores gathered from 4 sourceswww.pitchforkmedia.comwww.pitchforkmedia.comwww.allmusic.comwww.allmusic.comwww.metacritic.comwww.metacritic.comRolling StoneRolling StoneFeature dataFeature dataHype levelHype levelAmount of press coverage will lead to higher Amount of press coverage will lead to higher public awareness and possibly higher album public awareness and possibly higher album salessalesPrevious album salesPrevious album salesServe as barometer of how established an Serve as barometer of how established an artist may be. artist may be.Data labellingData labellingToo difficult to predict exact album salesToo difficult to predict exact album salesData labelled as one of three classesData labelled as one of three classesAlbums that sell fewer than 500,000 copiesAlbums that sell fewer than 500,000 copiesGold albums (500,000 – 1,000,000 copies)Gold albums (500,000 – 1,000,000 copies)Platinum albums ( > 1,000,000 copies sold)Platinum albums ( > 1,000,000 copies sold)Data preprocessingData preprocessingData gathered for 60 albumsData gathered for 60 albums20 from each class20 from each classSome from same artist falling into separate Some from same artist falling into separate classesclassesData randomized and split into three Data randomized and split into three partitionspartitionsFeature vectors normalized to -5 - +5Feature vectors normalized to -5 - +5The Neural NetworkThe Neural NetworkUtilized Professor Hu’s standard bp.m Utilized Professor Hu’s standard bp.m algorithmalgorithmTrialed many different configurationsTrialed many different configurationsOptimal configurationOptimal configuration2 hidden layers2 hidden layers7 neurons in first layer, 8 in second7 neurons in first layer, 8 in secondLearning rate = 0.267, momentum = 0.007Learning rate = 0.267, momentum = 0.007Tested with 3-way cross validationTested with 3-way cross validationResultsResultsHighest classification rate 60%Highest classification rate 60%Correctly classified class 1 and 2 albums with Correctly classified class 1 and 2 albums with 80-90% accuracy80-90% accuracyCould not separate class 2 albumsCould not separate class 2 albumsClass 2 featured albums with vectors similar to Class 2 featured albums with vectors similar to those of classes 1 and 3those of classes 1 and 3Sample confusion matrix:Sample confusion matrix: 4 0 24 0 2 2 0 52 0 5 1 0 61 0 6Future ImprovementsFuture ImprovementsFurther analysis of feature vectors to Further analysis of feature vectors to determine possible differences in class 2 determine possible differences in class 2 albumsalbumsPossible reduction of labelling to two Possible reduction of labelling to two classes (combine Gold and Platinum)classes (combine Gold and Platinum)Classification does show that predictions Classification does show that predictions can be made based on the features can be made based on the features considered in this studyconsidered in this


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