Adaptive multimedia retrieval : understanding media and adapting to the user : 7th international workshop, AMR 2009, Madrid, Spain, September 24-25, 2009 : revised selected papers / Marcin Detyniecki, Ana García-Serrano, Andreas Nürnberger (eds.).
By: (7th : AMR (Workshop) (7th : 2009 : Madrid, Spain)
Contributor(s): Detyniecki, Marcin | Garcia-Serrano, Ana | Nürnberger, Andreas
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TextSeries: SerienbezeichnungLecture notes in computer science: 6535.Publisher: Berlin ; New York : Springer, ©2011Description: 1 online resource (x, 158 pages) : illustrationsContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783642184499; 3642184499; 3642184480; 9783642184482Other title: AMR 2009Subject(s): Multimedia systems -- Congresses | Information retrieval -- Congresses | Self-adaptive software -- Congresses | Informatique | Information retrieval | Multimedia systems | Self-adaptive software | informatiesystemen | information systems | internet | informatieontsluiting | information retrieval | informatieopslag | information storage | beeldverwerking | image processing | machine vision | massamedia | mass media | computerwetenschappen | computer sciences | kunstmatige intelligentie | artificial intelligence | databasebeheer | database management | Information and Communication Technology (General) | Informatie- en communicatietechnologie (algemeen)Genre/Form: Electronic books. | Conference papers and proceedings. Additional physical formats: Print version:: Adaptive multimedia retrieval.DDC classification: 006.7 LOC classification: QA76.575 | .A47 2011Other classification: 06.64 | 54.74 Online resources: Click here to access online Summary: In 2009 the workshop presented a multitude of ideas around two main topics: understanding the media content and adapting to the user. The diversity of aspects covered -- ranging from theoretical work to practical implementations -- provides a very rich and complementary set of perspectives. In the revised contributions contained in this edition the authors propose different ways to 'understand' medias as diverse as images, music, spoken audio and videos ... Adapting to the user was tackled from a variety of points of view. The object (to be adapted) ranged from the underlying similarity, over the type of interaction (e.g., browsing vs. querying), to the content to be presented (e.g., video summaries).
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In 2009 the workshop presented a multitude of ideas around two main topics: understanding the media content and adapting to the user. The diversity of aspects covered -- ranging from theoretical work to practical implementations -- provides a very rich and complementary set of perspectives. In the revised contributions contained in this edition the authors propose different ways to 'understand' medias as diverse as images, music, spoken audio and videos ... Adapting to the user was tackled from a variety of points of view. The object (to be adapted) ranged from the underlying similarity, over the type of interaction (e.g., browsing vs. querying), to the content to be presented (e.g., video summaries).
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