Publication

Content Understanding for Smart Multimedia Systems

Michael Ansorge
2005
Conference paper

Abstract

The paper is presenting a core idea of the research line, dedicated to tools and utilities for a more friendly information access. In order to make future multimedia systems smarter, new mechanisms for high-level data and user understanding need to be embedded in multimedia communication systems.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/167739?ln=en

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