Description Details Note References
This dataset is reproduced from the supplementary materials of \insertCiteLahdelma2016;textualinconData.
The dataset is represented as a tibble with the following columns:
label
: Chord label.
num_ratings
: Number of times that the chord was rated.
rating
: Mean consonance rating.
Higher values indicate higher consonance.
rating_sd
: Standard deviation of consonance ratings.
rating_se
: Standard error of the
mean consonance rating, computed under the central limit theorem.
pi_chord_type
Vector of chord pitches, each expressed relative to the bass pitch.
Uses the pi_chord_type
representation from the
hrep
package.
pi_chord
Vector of chord pitches, each expressed as MIDI note numbers.
Uses the pi_chord
representation from the
hrep
package.
These chord pitches are hypothetically averaged over the different
transpositions observed in the stimulus set;
unfortunately, insufficient data are provided in the
supplementary materials of \insertCiteLahdelma2016;textualinconData
to estimate these values with certainty.
Here, we give the bass note of each chord a value of 67,
working from the following passage in
\insertCiteLahdelma2016;textualinconData:
"All selected chords were transposed with a randomization across two octaves
(+/- 5 semitones around C4 and C5, the possible chord roots being all
equally likely to occur within this range)."
We therefore selected G4/67 as the common bass/root note,
it being the middle of this randomisation range.
In the original experiment, chords were played at a variety of transpositions.
Unfortunately, insufficient information is provided in the supplementary data
to recover which responses correspond to which transpositions.
Here, therefore, responses are averaged over transpositions,
and an estimate is made of an average pitch height to assign to the chord
(see pi_chord
column.)
The table uses representations from the hrep
package.
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