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Universal interfaces to multimedia documents
Proceedings. Fourth IEEE International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces, 2003Electronic documents theoretically have great advantages for people with print disabilities, although currently this potential is not being realized. This paper reports research to develop multimedia documents with universal interfaces which can be configured to the needs of people with a variety of print disabilities.
Helen Petrie +6 more
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Multimedia document search on the Web
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1998While pages on the Web contain more and more multimedia information, such as images, videos and audio, today's search engines are mostly based on textual information. There is an emerging need for a new generation of search engines that try to exploit the full multimedia information present on the Web. The approach presented in this paper is based on a
Amato G, Rabitti F, Savino P
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A multimedia document filing system
Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems, 1997This multimedia document filing system employs a dual modeling approach. The dual model consists of a document type hierarchy and a folder organization. Document type hierarchy is used to specify document types based on the analysis of layout, conceptual and content structures, and users define their own folder organization, which is used to store ...
Xien Fan, Qianhong Liu, Peter A. Ng
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Interactive authoring of multimedia documents
Proceedings 1996 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, 2002Authoring multimedia documents involves coordinating various types of media items in time and space. To be effective, authoring requires integration tools that are highly interactive. In addition, the notion of "time" must be made explicit and flexible so that users may define and manipulate the temporal behavior of documents directly and flexibly. The
Junehwa Song +4 more
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Object awareness in multimedia documents
1997A distributed information system is like the pages of a book floating in the breeze: hypertext pulls these together with a non-linear thread but still leaves the pages like a book without an index. When the pages belong to multimedia documents, the indexing has not only to be dynamic but to cope also with the heterogeneous data structures.
Michael A. Heather, B. Nick Rossiter
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Computers & Graphics, 1993
Abstract The experiences of a prototype implementation are presented, which integrates dynamic media like audio, video, and digital sound (MIDI) into “static” documents (text, graphics, images), to specify interactively the temporal layout-conditions—synchronization—and to present such documents under interaction with the user. To achieve this, first
Wolfgang Herzner, Matthias Kummer
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Abstract The experiences of a prototype implementation are presented, which integrates dynamic media like audio, video, and digital sound (MIDI) into “static” documents (text, graphics, images), to specify interactively the temporal layout-conditions—synchronization—and to present such documents under interaction with the user. To achieve this, first
Wolfgang Herzner, Matthias Kummer
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Scheduling of adaptive multimedia documents
Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems, 2003Since multimedia documents may comprise continuous media, such as audio and video, the presentation of those documents may require a significant amount of processing and network resources. Depending on the system configuration and the current system load, it can happen that there are not enough resources to render a multimedia document according to the
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Query processing in a multimedia document system
ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 1988Query processing in a multimedia document system is described. Multimedia documents are information objects containing formatted data, text, image, graphics, and voice. The query language is based on a conceptual document model that allows the users to formulate queries on both document content and structure. The architecture of the system is outlined,
Bertino E, Rabitti F, Gibbs S
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Dynamic context adaptation in multimedia documents
Proceedings of the 2006 ACM symposium on Applied computing, 2006Multimedia documents are collections of media objects, synchronized by means of sets of temporal and spatial constraints. Any multimedia document definition is valid as long as the referred media objects are available and the constraints are satisfiable. Document validity depends on the context in which the document has to be presented.
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Multimedia medical diagnostic document
Proceedings. IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo, 2003The medical multimedia document, commonly called a diagnostic report, may contain text, numerical values, spatial and temporal coordinates, and references to images or to time-based waveforms. We present and discuss the Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) solution for a multimedia document.
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