Researchers harness neurophysiology and machine learning for 97% accuracy in predicting future chart-toppers.

Why it matters: A recent study at Claremont Graduate University has applied machine learning to neurophysiological data, identifying hit songs with an astonishing 97% accuracy.

Read more: ‘Neuroforecasting’: How science can predict the next hit song with 97% accuracy.

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Cool, you posted the original with the Tim Minchin callout.

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