Practice of Music Therapy for Autistic Children Based on Music Data Mining

For children with autism, music therapy has aroused great concern with its novelty and better influence. Music therapy, as one of the effective treatment methods, has an important influence on the social interaction, behavior, and emotion of autistic children. This study attempts to explore a form o...

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subjects Algorithms
Autism
Autistic children
Big Data
Cognition
Cognitive models
Communication
Data mining
Discriminant analysis
Emotions
Language
Machine learning
Mathematical problems
Music
Music therapy
Musical performances
Musicians & conductors
Patients
Physiology
Singers
Social factors
Therapy
Wavelet transforms
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