A method for developing interactive multimedia from their semantic content

Agius, Harry; Angelides, Marios C.

doi:10.1016/s0169-023x(00)00014-8

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“…In this paper we only focus on temporal constraint, since it has the most important role during presentation. Allen [33] introduced 13 types of temporal relationship (also cited by Agius [6]). …”

Section: Temporal Constraint Considerationmentioning

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“…At t 4 , the presenter started to play video tutorial until it paused at t 5 because the presenter need to show an animation file during a period of time t 5 -t 6 . After the animation finished, the video presentation will continue again until the end of such video file (t 7 ).…”

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“…Many researches in multimedia presentation area are recently concerned with stored multimedia presentation with some types of constraints [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. These constraints are used to synchronize each multimedia data in order to attain the goal of its author.…”

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Formalization and Verification of a Live Multimedia Presentation Model

Asnawi¹,

Ahmad²

2011

IJCA

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As the complement of the stored multimedia presentation, live multimedia presentation (LMP) is similar to the stored multimedia presentation except for the process of selecting, authoring, constructing and playing out the multimedia elements are done during presentation time. Unfortunately, there is no established model of LMP as well as in stored multimedia presentation with its SMIL. This paper proposes some basic concepts for developing any LMP application, and then from such concept we design a model of LMP using formal definition. Finally, to verify the model we used scenario-based and developed an application as a tool to accomplish the verification process.

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Formalization and Verification of a Live Multimedia Presentation Model

Asnawi¹,

Ahmad²

2011

IJCA

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“…A number of key semantic content aspects are recommended for meta-data inclusion in the literature [2,3]. Events occur within the video at defined content segments and represent the context for objects that are present within the video stream at various structural levels.…”

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Modelling and filtering of MPEG-7-compliant meta-data for digital video

Agius

Angelides

2004

Proceedings of the 2004 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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The recent MPEG-7 standard specifies a semi-structured metadata format for open interoperability of multimedia. However, the standard refrains from specifying how the meta-data is to be used or how meta-data inappropriate to user requirements may be filtered out. Consequently, we propose COSMOS-7, which produces structured MPEG-7-compliant meta-data for digital video and enables content-based hybrid filtering of that meta-data.

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“…The COSMOS model on the other hand [3], [4], integrates them all in a single framework, the m-frame, allowing the efficient representation of the various kinds of information that can be present in a multimedia document. As a consequence the COSMOS model is considered to be a fully featured and fully functional multimedia content modeling scheme.…”

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COSMOS-7: A Video Content Modeling Framework for MPEG-7

Gkoritsas

Angelides

11th International Multimedia Modelling Conference

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As the amount of available multimedia documents is increasing, it is becoming harder to access and manage such files according to what they represent. Since the well-known text-based search engines are not adequate for that task, content modeling is assisting by providing information not about the actual bits that constitute a media file, but about their meaning, in other words the bits about the bits. The COSMOS model successfully integrates low level and high-level semantics into a single framework, and is therefore a complete and operational scheme for describing content related information. The MPEG-7 scheme standardizes content modeling and since its introduction in 1999 has now reached a mature state. As applications to create MPEG-7 content are scarce, the COSMOS model can now not only be used to create multimedia content but also act as an application for creating MPEG-7 compliant output. KeywordsContent modeling and querying, Cosmos-7, MPEG-7.

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A method for developing interactive multimedia from their semantic content

Cited by 9 publications

References 54 publications

Formalization and Verification of a Live Multimedia Presentation Model

Formalization and Verification of a Live Multimedia Presentation Model

Modelling and filtering of MPEG-7-compliant meta-data for digital video

COSMOS-7: A Video Content Modeling Framework for MPEG-7

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