Using Machine Learning for Music Therapy
AI-Driven Music Generation for Mental Well-Being

The Mozart Effect
Back in the early 1990s, researchers found that listening to Mozart’s “Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major” (K448) boosted the IQ and spatial reasoning skills of college students compared to those that did other relaxation techniques or nothing at all. This became known as " the Mozart effect," and it sparked curiosity among scientists. (It was even tested on rats---it turned out Mozart was quite a bit more helpful to maze-going rodents than minimalist composer Philip Glass was!)

What Types of Algorithms are Applied in Machine Learning for Music Therapy?
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