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ISBN 13: 9783642184482
Author: Marcin Detyniecki, ‎Ana GarciaSerrano, ‎Andreas Nurnberger

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Adaptive Multimedia Retrieval, AMR 2009, held in Madrid, Spain, in September 2009. The 12 revised full papers and the invited contribution presented were carefully reviewed. The papers are organized in topical sections on grasping multimedia streams; pinpointing music; adapting distances; understanding images; and around the user.

Adaptive Multimedia Retrieval Understanding Media and Adapting to the User 7th International Workshop 1st Table of contents:

1. Invited Contribution
2. Mining Networked Media Collections
3. Introduction
4. Multidimensional Networked Data Modeling
5. User Relevance Modeling
6. Experiments
7. Multidimensional Data Exploration
8. Conclusion and Discussion
9. References
10. Grasping Multimedia Streams
11. Some Experiments in Evaluating ASR Systems Applied to Multimedia Retrieval
12. Introduction
13. Related Work
14. Description of RET Tool
15. Experiments
16. Question Answering System Scenario
17. Audio-Video Transcription
18. Conclusions
19. Future Work
20. References
21. Instant Customized Summaries Streaming: A Service for Immediate Awareness of New Video Content
22. Introduction
23. Functional Overview
24. Content Representation
25. Server Modules Description
26. IVOnLA
27. RTS
28. CAIN-21
29. Data Flow among Modules
30. Results
31. Conclusions and Future Work
32. References
33. Pinpointing Music
34. Towards Reliable Partial Music Alignments Using Multiple Synchronization Strategies
35. Introduction
36. Music Synchronization Strategies
37. Local Cost Measure
38. Alignment Methods
39. Proposed Method
40. Experiments
41. Conclusions and Future Work
42. References
43. Note Recognition from Monophonic Audio: A Clustering Approach
44. Introduction
45. Goal: Recognizing Notes from Monophonic Audio
46. Related Work
47. Motivation
48. Starting Point: Pitch and Intensity Curves
49. Clustering
50. Pitchless Frames Mark Note Boundaries
51. Clustering According to Pitch and Intensity
52. Improvement: Glissando Removal
53. Evaluation
54. Conclusions
55. References
56. Adapting Distances
57. On Similarity Search in Audio Signals Using Adaptive Sparse Approximations
58. Introduction
59. Sparse Approximation
60. Image Similarity Search Using Sparse Approximations
61. Similarity Search for Sparsely Represented Audio
62. Computer Simulations
63. Conclusion
64. References
65. Relevance Feedback for the Earth Mover’s Distance
66. Introduction
67. Related Work
68. Formalization of the Similarity Model
69. Relevance Feedback for the Earth Mover's Distance
70. The Feedback Process
71. Optimization of the Similarity Measure
72. EMD-Based Relevance Feedback on Signatures
73. Efficient Query Processing
74. Experiments
75. Conclusion
76. References
77. Understanding Images
78. Prosemantic Features for Content-Based Image Retrieval
79. Introduction
80. Image Description by Low-Level Features
81. Image Description by Prosemantic Features
82. The QuickLook2 CBIR System
83. Relevance Feedback
84. Query Refinement
85. Experiments
86. Conclusions
87. References
88. Enrichment of Named Entities for Image Photo Retrieval
89. Introduction
90. Extracting Enriched NEs
91. Results and Discussion
92. IDRA
93. Evaluation
94. Concluding Remarks
95. References
96. A Continuum between Browsing and Query-Based Search for User-Centered Multimedia Information Access
97. Introduction
98. Description of the System
99. Global Architecture and Main Functionalities of the System
100. The Graphical User Interfaces
101. The Ranker/Scorer Component
102. The Graph-Layout Map Builders
103. Preliminary Evaluation of the System
104. User Evaluation Methodology
105. Design of the Evaluation Scenarios
106. Description of a Particular Evaluation Scenario
107. First Conclusions Drawn Out of the User Evaluation
108. Related Work
109. Conclusion
110. References
111. Around the User
112. Security-Relevant Challenges of Selected Systems for Multi-user Interaction
113. Introduction
114. The Term Security
115. Formal Security Challenges
116. An Environmental Model of Authentication Related Dependencies
117. Practical Security Challenges of Multi-user Systems
118. Interaction with Anoto-Patterns
119. Wii Remote Interaction
120. MERL Diamond Touch Tabletop
121. FTIR Tabletops
122. Microsoft Surface
123. Conclusion
124. References
125. Cognitive-Linguistics-Based Request Answer System
126. Introduction
127. Related Work
128. Problem
129. Knowledge Structure
130. Domain
131. SemanticScope
132. SyntacticScope
133. ConstructionScope
134. Request Analysis
135. Textual Analysis
136. Conclusion
137. References
138. Using Search Logs to Recommend Images to New Users
139. Introduction
140. Background
141. Belga Search Log Datasets
142. Session Identification
143. Search Log Sessions Indexing
144. Evaluation
145. Discussion and Conclusion

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