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Xianzhe Meng, Jiarui Hao, Renzhi Lu, Zhenyu Zhang
MINT presents an implemented language and compiler for representing musical intent as editable constraints, preferences, and linked musical choices. It distinguishes requirements from trade-offs, records decision provenance, and reports information lost in score or performance exports. In an exploratory questionnaire, 35/51 respondents (68.6%) wanted rejected alternatives and revision histories; this motivates the framework but does not validate its effectiveness.
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