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If you're a fan of the Beatles, you no doubt know that... ...came before...

But what about...

...or...

...or...

...or... ...or... ...or... ...or... What about... Or... Yellow Sunmarine...

Or...

I am the walrus

You may not know which came first, but researchers from Lawrence Technological University in Michigan

created an algorithm that does.

By analyzing the evolving structure of the Beatles music, the computer program was able to

correctly place the FAB4's albums in chronological order. That work is in the evolving structure of the Beatles music, the computer program was able to correctly

place the Fab Four's albums in chronological order. That work is in the journal Pattern

Recognition Letters. The researchers initially produced the algorithm to catalog whale songs.

And they figured what worked for killer whales should also work for the lads from Liverpool.

The program converts audio data into a

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