Innovative media management, annotation, delivery, and navigation services will enrich online shopping, help-desk services, and anytime-anywhere training over wireless devices. However, the semantic gap between the rich meaning that users want when they query and browse media and the shallowness of the content descriptions that one can actually compute is weakening today's automatic content-annotation systems. To address such problems, an approach that markedly departs from existing methods based on detecting and annotating low-level audio-visual features is advocated.
History
Journal
IEEE multimedia
Volume
8
Pagination
10 - 12
Location
Piscataway, N. J.
Open access
Yes
ISSN
1070-986X
eISSN
1941-0166
Language
eng
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