Supporting the generation of argument structure within video sequences

S. Bocconi, H.L. Hardman, F.-M. Nack

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    Browsing is a useful way of exploring annotated media repositories. Sets of links can be automatically created from the annotations associated with the media items in the repository. When there are also relationships among the annotations themselves, such as when the annotation terms are part of a thesaurus, these relations can also be used in the link generation process. Using structured annotations and a thesaurus for generating link sets has two advantages. The first is to evaluate the effectiveness of the terms in the thesaurus for classifying the media items in the repository. The second is to be able to control the links being generated by changing relationships within the thesaurus. The work is illustrated using video segments annotated with argument structures, but we show that the method used is independent of the media types and applicable to systems that use similar annotation structures and typed relations among them
    Originele taal-2Engels
    Plaats van productieAmsterdam
    UitgeverijCentrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
    Aantal pagina's10
    StatusGepubliceerd - 2005

    Publicatie series

    NaamCWI report. INS-E
    Volume0504
    ISSN van geprinte versie1386-3681

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