Digital annotation of printed documents

Decurtins, Corsin; Norrie, Moira C.; Signer, Beat

doi:10.1145/956863.956971

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“…In many of our interactive paper applications, the RSL model and architecture has not only been used for authoring predefined link information but also to create new runtime annotations based on information captured by the digital pen. For example, the RSL metamodel was used to represent different types of annotations such as formal and informal annotations in [30].…”

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A model and architecture for open cross-media annotation and link services

Signer

Norrie

2011

Information Systems

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Norrie

2011

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“…Of particular relevance to what we present here is the work on annotation of mammography paper reproductions [8]. Regions of a mammogram can be marked by circling them with the digital pen.…”

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Collaborative multimodal photo annotation over digital paper

Barthelmess

Kaiser

Xuefeng

et al. 2006

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces

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The availability of metadata annotations over media content such as photos is known to enhance retrieval and organization, particularly for large data sets. The greatest challenge for obtaining annotations remains getting users to perform the large amount of tedious manual work that is required. In this paper we introduce an approach for semi-automated labeling based on extraction of metadata from naturally occurring conversations of groups of people discussing pictures among themselves. As the burden for structuring and extracting metadata is shifted from users to the system, new recognition challenges arise. We explore how multimodal language can help in 1) detecting a concise set of meaningful labels to be associated with each photo, 2) achieving robust recognition of these key semantic terms, and 3) facilitating label propagation via multimodal shortcuts. Analysis of the data of a preliminary pilot collection suggests that handwritten labels may be highly indicative of the semantics of each photo, as indicated by the correlation of handwritten terms with high frequency spoken ones. We point to initial directions exploring a multimodal fusion technique to recover robust spelling and pronunciation of these high-value terms from redundant speech and handwriting.

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“…Decurtins et al [7] describe the relevance of a general annotation framework based on more than one media. However, they do not specify or discuss a way to represent the model.…”

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“…Typically, users perform many different activities that may require different forms of annotation -for example to support reading or to support writing. However, most annotation tools available provide support to a particular type of annotation, designed for a specific activity [7,13]. This is an evidence of the need for research with respect to methodologies and tools supporting flexible annotations.…”

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“…In the "digital world", however, there is a lack of really compelling tools from the user's point of view. Annotation tools are supposed to provide a rich variety of annotation types, to cover many different user's needs, to provide return on the user investment in terms of time and to add value to the users taskso as to motivate the use of annotations [7,16]. Many advantages on the broad use of digital annotations can be found elsewhere [13].…”

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M4note: a multimodal tool for multimedia annotations

Goularte

Camacho-Guerrero

Inacio

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WebMedia and LA-Web, 2004. Proceedings

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This paper discusses an approach to the problem of annotating multimedia content. Our approach provides annotation as metadata for indexing, retrieval and semantic processing as well as content enrichment. We use an underlying model for structured multimedia descriptions and annotations, allowing the establishment of spatial, temporal and linking relationships. We discuss aspects related with documents and annotations used to guide the design of an application that allows annotations to be made with pen-based interaction with Tablet PCs. As a result, a video stream can be annotated at the same time that it is captured. Moreover, the annotation can be edited, extended or played back synchronously afterwards.

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Digital annotation of printed documents

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

A model and architecture for open cross-media annotation and link services

A model and architecture for open cross-media annotation and link services

Collaborative multimodal photo annotation over digital paper

M4note: a multimodal tool for multimedia annotations

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