Titlebook: Advances in Multimedia Information Systems; 11th International W K. Sel?uk Candan,Augusto Celentano Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Ve

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Basic concepts of non-unique factorizationsmultimedia data) is often characterized by descriptors that can be obtained by various computation modes. We define these computation modes as "functional versions" of the descriptors. We propose a Functional Multiversion Multidimensional Model ("F2M model") by integrating the concept of "version of

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Basic concepts of non-unique factorizationsmployed are often characterized by a partial view of the whole problem: they describe music data or metadata for score, audio tracks, computer performances of music pieces, but they seldom encode all these aspects together. In this paper, we present the MX formalism that aims to address this limitat

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Alfred Geroldinger,Imre Z. Ruzsan the traditional keyboard-based input system. In order for that, vocabulary commanding tendencies and characteristics of proto-corpus built upon the frequently-used conversation sections will be analyzed, and the Korean language’s vocabulary and their meanings applied to the icons will be retrieved

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Alfred Geroldinger,Imre Z. Ruzsa highly desired. Clustering algorithms make it possible to represent visual features of images with finite symbols. Based on this, many statistical models, which analyze correspondence between visual features and words and discover hidden semantics, have been published. These models improve the anno

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Alfred Geroldinger,Imre Z. Ruzsaents Channeling ContExt Sensitive Services (ACCESS) architecture. ACCESS is an open agent-based framework that enables the fabrication and deployment of context aware applications. GUIs developed for ACCESS are contained within dynamic composite objects that are composed of a number of interacting c

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Spanning Trees and Arborescences,tion, user profile, user history, time, device and network) on such management is considered in different stages of the multimedia information lifecycle, with a particular reference to the authoring and presentation phases. The different types of contexts will be modeled (i.e., with a particular emp

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