| beat, tempo, rhythm, octave,
and pitch. The patterns in new music are compared to patterns in recent hits and
in classic hit songs back to 1956. Thus, the likeability of a song is explained
by scientific facts rather than feeling. KGB Search
Technology Available to All
InfoTame Corporation's
artificial intelligence software, originally developed by the KGB for filtering
their global knowledge database, is now available in the UK. The artificial intelligence
software engine analyzes billions of text documents and extracts information based
on significance instead of frequency of key words. The software locates major
concepts | | and
ideas in large volumes of information, and summarizes, categorizes and correlates
concealed patterns. The technology varies from traditional search engines which
use keywords and Boolean queries. The KGB used the software on large databases
in various languages before InfoTame recently marketed it to a worldwide audience.
The software uses techniques from statistical physics, and 15 statistical significance
parameters called Statistical Spectral Content Analysis. As an example InfoTame
applies statistical analysis to text as Excel applies statistics to numbers. The
technology uses proprietary mathematical techniques derived from high-energy particle
physics and can be |
