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Semantic Models for Multimedia Database Searching and Browsing
begins with the introduction of multimedia information
applications, the need for the development of the multimedia
database management systems (MDBMSs), and the important issues and
challenges of multimedia systems. The temporal relations, the
spatial relations, the spatio-temporal relations, and several
semantic models for multimedia information systems are also
introduced. In addition, this book discusses recent advances in
multimedia database searching and multimedia database browsing.
More specifically, issues such as image/video segmentation, motion
detection, object tracking, object recognition, knowledge-based
event modeling, content-based retrieval, and key frame selections
are presented for the first time in a single book. Two case studies
consisting of two semantic models are included in the book to
illustrate how to use semantic models to design multimedia
information systems. Semantic Models for Multimedia Database
Searching and Browsing is an excellent reference and can be used in
advanced level courses for researchers, scientists, industry
professionals, software engineers, students, and general readers
who are interested in the issues, challenges, and ideas underlying
the current practice of multimedia presentation, multimedia
database searching, and multimedia browsing in multimedia
information systems.
Semantic Models for Multimedia Database Searching and Browsing
begins with the introduction of multimedia information
applications, the need for the development of the multimedia
database management systems (MDBMSs), and the important issues and
challenges of multimedia systems. The temporal relations, the
spatial relations, the spatio-temporal relations, and several
semantic models for multimedia information systems are also
introduced. In addition, this book discusses recent advances in
multimedia database searching and multimedia database browsing.
More specifically, issues such as image/video segmentation, motion
detection, object tracking, object recognition, knowledge-based
event modeling, content-based retrieval, and key frame selections
are presented for the first time in a single book. Two case studies
consisting of two semantic models are included in the book to
illustrate how to use semantic models to design multimedia
information systems. Semantic Models for Multimedia Database
Searching and Browsing is an excellent reference and can be used in
advanced level courses for researchers, scientists, industry
professionals, software engineers, students, and general readers
who are interested in the issues, challenges, and ideas underlying
the current practice of multimedia presentation, multimedia
database searching, and multimedia browsing in multimedia
information systems.
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