A Flexible Content Adaptation System Using a Rule-Based Approach

He, Xin; Gao, Peng; Hao, Dan; Yen,; Bastani,

doi:10.1109/tkde.2007.250590

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“…Nevertheless, all the transformations should be specified in the transformation rules base. We can name also, the MPEG-21 standard, Xadaptor [14] and AHA [6].…”

Section: Using Transformation Rulesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Adaptation of Multimedia Documents

Maredj¹,

Tonkin²

2012

IJMIP

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“…Nevertheless, all the transformations should be specified in the transformation rules base. We can name also, the MPEG-21 standard, Xadaptor [14] and AHA [6].…”

Section: Using Transformation Rulesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Adaptation of Multimedia Documents

Maredj¹,

Tonkin²

2012

IJMIP

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“…XAdapter (He, Gao, Hao, Yen, & Bastani, 2007) is another extensible content adaptation system, where Web objects are classified into objects (structure, content, and pointer objects) and adaptation techniques for structure objects (e.g., HTML tables). Nevertheless, the visual coherence between objects may be broken, because the approach does not consider whether some layouts cannot be rearranged.…”

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“…However, an unreasonably high proportion may lead to unreadable resolutions of presentation objects. He et al (2007) propose a method of estimating resizing proportions using a fuzzy model. In this project, we aim at exploring a proper layout rearranging strategy to adapt a Web page.…”

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Enhancing the precision of content analysis in content adaptation using entropy-based fuzzy reasoning

Chen

Yang

Zhang

2010

Expert Systems with Applications

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a b s t r a c tContent adaptation is a well-known technique to help portable devices present Web pages as smoothly as desktops do. Because of limited I/O and weak transmission capability, adaptations are usually performed by either transcoding or resizing multimedia components. In this paper, we propose a novel semantic coherence-retained content adaptation approach, namely functionality sense-based content adaptation (FSCA). Our goal is to avoid semantic distortions when rearranging a Web page on different screen sizes. Simulating entropy-based fuzzy reasoning in human cognition, we introduce Relevance of Functionality (RoF) to quantitatively represent the similarity intensity between two presentation objects (groups) based on their functionalities. We present an algorithm of calculating RoF and a procedure that uses RoF to decide content adaptation degree. Our experiments verify the feasibility and effectiveness of FSCA.

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“…He et al (He, Gao et al 2007) identify three types of objects in an HTML page, namely, structure, content, and pointer objects. Mukherjee et al (Mukherjee, Delfosse et al 2005) propose to associate content with metadata defining adaptation choices and their resulting media characteristics.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…While some researchers focus on content adaptation techniques on multimedia types, such as image and video adaptation (Mohan, Smith et al 1999;Mukherjee, Delfosse et al 2005;Nam, Ro et al 2005;Vetro & Timmerer 2005;Xie, Liu et al 2006;Wang, Kim et al 2007), some other researchers focus on exploring how to conduct proper content adaptation based on receiving contexts (Lum & Lau 2002;Hua, Xie et al 2006;He, Gao et al 2007). Although the literature has witnessed these effective content adaptation efforts and techniques, they typically do not support automatic content adaptation decision; nor do they support configurable and extensible contextual environment specifications.…”

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confidence: 99%