Titlebook: Advances in Visual Information Management; Visual Database Syst Hiroshi Arisawa,Tiziana Catarci Book 2000 IFIP International Federation for

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Visual Exploration for Social Recommendationscomposition of a new query. We also have introduced visual interaction techniques to the map to examine more detailed relationship of filtering results: coloring by rating and highlighting by similarity. We demonstrate an example of the user’s exploration using a prototype interface for a movie database.

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Optimal and Constrained Control—An Overview for untrained users rather than experts in special interfaces. We introduce a set of metaphors and.present two prototype systems interfacing with Dublin Core metadata based repositories as well as the AltaVista search engine. We further provide a first usability evaluation based on comments obtained from users.

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A New Algebraic Approach to Retrieve Meaningful Video Intervals from Fragmentarily Indexed Video Sho based on changes of visual and/or audio characteristics. There has also been considerable progress in indexing such video shots by automatically extracting keywords using techniques such as speech and text recognition. Shots detected by those techniques, however, are very fragmental. A single shot

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Content-based Video Retrieval Based on Similarity of Camera Motionexists in sports videos, camera work transition becomes an effective cue for retrieving a sports scene based on its content. The proposed method extracts a series of camera parameters from both a user-specified scene of a retrieval key and a video stream of a retrieval target, and detects scenes hav

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Visual Exploration for Social Recommendationsf items, rearranged dynamically for each query or filtering result, gives explanations of the result with contextual information and helps the user’s composition of a new query. We also have introduced visual interaction techniques to the map to examine more detailed relationship of filtering result

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Web-Based Visualization of Large Hierarchical Graphs Using Invisible Links in a Hyperbolic Spacet topics hierarchies. Quite often users are confused and overwhelmed with many complex displays. This paper discusses a new invisible link technique for linking a large highly connected graph in a hyperbolic space without cluttering the display. Only the primary links are shown to the user. All othe