Content vs. Context for Multimedia Semantics: The Case of SenseCam Image Structuring
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Auteurs : F. Smeaton [Irlande (pays)]Source :
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2006.
Abstract
Abstract: Much of the current work on determining multimedia semantics from multimedia artifacts is based around using either context, or using content. When leveraged thoroughly these can independently provide content description which is used in building content-based applications. However, there are few cases where multimedia semantics are determined based on an integrated analysis of content and context. In this keynote talk we present one such example system in which we use an integrated combination of the two to automatically structure large collections of images taken by a SenseCam, a device from Microsoft Research which passively records a person’s daily activities. This paper describes the post-processing we perform on SenseCam images in order to present a structured, organised visualisation of the highlights of each of the wearer’s days.
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