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Post processing of multimedia information - concepts, problems, and techniques

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posted on 2001-01-01, 00:00 authored by C Zhang, Zili ZhangZili Zhang
Currently, most research work on multimedia information processing is focused on multimedia information storage and retrieval, especially indexing and content-based access of multimedia information. We consider multimedia information processing should include one more level-post-processing. Here "post-processing" means further processing of retrieved multimedia information, which includes fusion of multimedia information and reasoning with multimedia information to reach new conclusions. In this paper, the three levels of multimedia information processing storage, retrieval, and post-processing- are discussed. The concepts and problems of multimedia information post-processing are identified. Potential techniques that can be used in post-processing are suggested, By highlighting the problems in multimedia information post-processing, hopefully this paper will stimulate further research on this important but ignored topic.

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Title of proceedings

ISCA 2001 : Computers and their applications: proceedings of the ISCA 16th International Conference

Event

Computers and Their Applications. Conference (16th: 2001: Seattle, Washington)

Pagination

318 - 321

Publisher

International Society for Computers and Their Applications

Location

Seattle, Washington

Place of publication

Cary, N.C.

Start date

2001-03-28

End date

2001-03-30

ISBN-13

9781880843376

ISBN-10

1880843374

Language

eng

Notes

Reproduced with the kind permission of the copyright owner.

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2001, International Society for Computers and Their Applications

Editor/Contributor(s)

C Hung

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