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- Abdulla97:
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Ghaleb Abdulla, Edward A. Fox, and Marc Abrams.
Shared user behavior on the World Wide Web.
In Suave Lobodzinkski and Ivan Tomek, editors,
Proceedings of WebNet 97--World Conference of the WWW, Internet &
Intranet, pages 54-59, Toronto, Canada, November 1997.
- Adelson93:
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Edward H. Adelson and John Y. A. Wang.
Representing moving images with layers.
Technical report, MIT Media Lab, 1993.
Keyword: motion video, digital
video, motion detection, optical flow, representation
Location: J25
- Aguierre:
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Thomas G. Aguierre Smith and Glorianna Davenport.
The stratification system: A design environment for
random access video.
Technical report, MIT Media Lab, 1992?
Keyword: context-based layered
video annotation
Comment: I got this by mail
through G. Davenport. Not sure about the publication status.
Location: J48
- Aguierre2:
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Thomas G Aguierre Smith.
If you could see what i mean...: Descriptions of
video in an anthropologist's video notebook.
Master's thesis, MIT, 1992.
Location: J49
- Aicardi89:
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F. Aicardi.
On the existence of limit cycles in motion
field.
Biological Cybernetics, 62:99-106, 1989.
Keyword: motion estimation,
motion parallax, optical flow, motion perception
Location: 202
- Allan95:
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J. Allan.
Automatic Hypertext Construction.
Ph.d. thesis, Department of Computer Science, Cornell
University, Ithaca, New York, January 1995.
Comment: Don't actually have
this. Added for the Ford, Makedon, Owen, Rebelsky chapter of Borko Fuhrt's
multimedia book.
Location: J27
- Allmen91:
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Mark C. Allmen.
Image Sequence Description Using Spatiotemporal Flow
Curves: Toward Motion-Based Recognition.
Phd thesis, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1991.
Keyword: spatiotemporal flow
curves, object recognition, computer vision, optical flow
Comment: Obtained from UWM Web
Site
Location: B2
- Amenyo93:
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John-Thones Amenyo, Aurel A. Lazar, and Giovanni Pacifici.
Proactive cooperative scheduling and buffer
management for multimedia networks.
Multimedia Systems, 1:37-49, 1993.
Keyword: Multimedia networks,
Buffer management, Proactive cooperative scheduling, Distibuted multimedia
Location: 32
- Anderson90:
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David P. Anderson, Ralf Guido Herriwich, and Carl Schaefer.
SRP: A resource reservation protocol for
guaranteed-performance communication in the Internet.
Technical Report CSD-90-562, University of California,
Berkeley, 1990.
Abstract: This report describes
the Session Reservation Protocol (SRP), SRP is defined in the DARPA Internet
family of protocols. It allows communicating peer entities to reserve the
resources, such as CPU and network bandwidth, necessary to achieve given
performance objectives (delay and throughput). The immediate goal of SRP is
to support "continuous media" (digital audio and video) in IP-based
distributed systems. However, it is applicable to any application that
requires guaranteed-performance network communication. The design goals of
SRP include 1) independence from transport protocols (SRP can be used with
standard protocols such as TCP or with new real-time protocols); 2)
compatibility with IP (data packets are not modified); 3) a host implementing
SRP can benefit from its use even when communicating with hosts not
supporting SRP. SRP is based on a workload and scheduling model called the
DASH resource model. This model defines a parameterization of client
workload, an abstract interface for hardware resources, and an end-to-end
algorithm for negotiated resources reservation based on cost minimization.
SRP implements this end-to-end algorithm, handling those resources related to
network communication.
Keyword: Internet, resource
allocation, performance guarantees
- Andres95:
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K. Andres, F. Kappe, and H. Maurer.
The Hyper-G network information system.
J. Universal Computer Science, 1(4), April 1995.
Comment: Don't actually have
this. Added for the Ford, Makedon, Owen, Rebelsky chapter of Borko Fuhrt's
multimedia book.
Location: J28
- Antonini92:
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Marc Antonini, Michel Barlaud, Pierre Mathieu, and Ingrid Daubechies.
Image coding using wavelet transform.
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing,
1(2):205-220, 1992.
Keyword: wavelet, compression,
biorthogonal, pyramidal, vector quantization, noise shaping, progressive
transmission
Location: 218
- Arman93:
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Farshid Arman, Arding Hsu, and Ming-Yee Chiu.
Image processing on compressed data for large video
databases.
In P. Venkat Rangan, editor, ACM Multimedia '93,
pages 267-272, Anaheim, California, 1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: Image processing,
Compressed video, Video database
Location: ACM Multimedia '93
- Arman94:
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F. Arman, R. Depommier, A. Hsu, and M.-Y. Chiu.
Content-based browsing of video sequences.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 97-103, San Francisco,
CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: Video information
retrieval, Multimedia, Image processing, Video browsing
Comment: Introduces the concept
of Rframes, or representative frames
Location: J21, ACM Multimedia
'94 Proceedings
- Ayer95:
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Serge Ayer and Harpreet S. Sawhney.
Layered representation of motion video using robust
maximum-likelihood estimation of mixture models and MDL encoding.
In Fifth International Conference on Computer
Vision, pages 777-784, Cambridge, Massachusetts, June 1995. IEEE
Computer Society Press.
Keyword: motion analysis,
layered analysis, spatial segmentation
Location: J36 and ICCV'95
- Azarbayejani96:
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Ali Azarbayejani and Alex Pentland.
Real-time self-calibrating stereo person tracking
using 3-D shape estimation from blob features.
In ICPR '96, page to appear, 1996.
Keyword: 3D, 2D, blob features,
similarity, tracking, people, camera, hand
Comment: Obtained as MIT Tech
Report #363 from Sandy Pentland.
Location: J54
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Banga97:
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Gaurav Banga, Fred Douglis, and Michael Rabinovich.
Optimistic deltas for WWW latency reduction.
In USENIX 1997 Annual Technical Conference, Anaheim,
California, 1997.
Comment: Obtained as AT&T
technical memorandum AK0112760-960627-99TM dated June 27, 1995 through
Rabinovich's Web page.
Location: J172
- Barros96:
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Julio Barros, James French, Worthy Martin, Patrick Kelly, and Mike Cannon.
Using the triangle inequality to reduce the number of
comparisons required for similarity-based retrieval.
In IS&T/SPIE Storage and Retrieval for Still Images and
Video Databases IV, page to appear, 1996.
Keyword: similarity-based
retrieval, image database indexing, best match searching, triangle
inequality, similarity measures
Comment: Got this online.
Location: J47
- Basri93:
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Ronen Basri.
Recognition by prototypes.
In CVPR'93, pages 161-167, New York City, NY, 1993.
IEEE Computer Society Press.
Keyword: Image Processing, Image
Recognition, Pattern Recognition
Comment: This is clustering an
image library, then selecting cluster and element in cluster. They only
tested with 4 images. Does not discuss the correspondence problem between
feature points which is required for the algorithm. There is an MIT tech
report by the same name which is much more elaborate and detailed than this.
Location: 13
- Baumberg94:
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Adam Baumberg and David Hogg.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume
801, chapter Learning flexible models from image sequences, pages 299-308.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994.
Keyword: image processing,
vision, video information retrieval, shape
Comment: This is from ECCV'94
Computer Vision conference.
Location: 52
- Bell96:
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A. H. Bell and Alistair Moffat.
The design of a high performance information
filtering system.
In Proceedings of the 19th Annual International ACM SIGIR
Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, pages
12-20, Zurich, Switzerland, August 1996.
Keyword: IR, IF
Location: J144
- Berners-Lee94:
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T. Berners-Lee, R. Calliau, A. Loutonen, H. F. Nielsen, and A. Sectret.
The World-Wide Web.
Communications of the ACM, 8:76-82, August 1994.
Comment: Don't actually have
this. Added for the Ford, Makedon, Owen, Rebelsky chapter of Borko Fuhrt's
multimedia book.
Location: J29
- Berra90:
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P. B. Berra, C. Y. R. Chen, A. Ghafoor, C. C. Lin, T. D. C. Little, and D.
Shin.
Architecture for distributed multimedia database
systems.
Computer Communications, 13(4):217-231, 1990.
Keyword: distributed multimedia,
information systems, database management, database systems, query processing
Location: 114
- Blake93:
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Andrew Blake, Rupert Curwen, and Andrew Zisserman.
A framework for spatiotemporal control in the
tracking of visual contours.
International Journal of Computer Vision,
11(2):127-145, 1993.
Keyword: spatiotemporal, optical
flow, stochastic
Location: 269
- Bobick93:
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Aaron F. Bobick.
Representational frames in video annotation.
In 27th Annual Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems,
and Computers, 1993.
Keyword: video annotation,
representational frames, dynamic scene annotation, scene description
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT Media Lab Technical Report 251. Not a major work in this area.
Based primarily on the idea of normalizing frames to some standard coodinate
system such as the lines on a football field.
Location: 129
- Boncelet93:
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Charles G. Boncelet Jr.
Block arithmetic coding for source
compression.
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory,
39(5):1546-1554, September 1993.
Keyword: arithmetic coding,
block coding, block codes, variable to fixed codes, entropy compression
Location: J7
- Botafoga93:
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Rodrigo A. Botafogo.
Cluster analysis for hypertext systems.
In SIGIR'93, pages 116-125, Pittsburgh, PA, 1993.
ACM Press.
Keyword: Clustering, Hypertext
systems, Information retrieval, Aggregation, Structural analysis, Hypertext,
Graph theory
Location: 35
- Bouthemy93:
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Patrick Bouthemy and Edouard Francois.
Motion segmentation and qualitative dynamic scene
analysis from an image sequence.
International Journal of Computer Vision,
10(2):157-182, 1993.
Keyword: optical flow, motion
based segmentation, scene analysis
Location: 266
- Bradley94:
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Jonathan N. Bradley and Christopher M. Brislawn.
The wavelet/scaler quantization compression standard
for digital fingerprint images.
Technical report, Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1994.
Keyword: compression, image,
fingerprint, wavelets
Location: 73
- Brink95:
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Anne Brink, Sherry Marcus, and V. S. Subrahmanian.
Heterogeneous multimedia reasoning.
IEEE Computer, pages 33-39, September 1995.
Keyword: multimedia datase,
information retrieval, CBIR
Comment: Main idea is
integration of existing databases into a universal, declarative logical query
language information-retrieval system. Includes idea of treating 'things of
interest' in photos as features.
Location: J20
- Brusilovsky97:
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Peter Brusilovsky and Elmar Schwarz.
Concept-based navigation in educational hypermedia
and its implementation on WWW.
In Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 97 -- World Conference on
Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, volume 1, pages 213-219,
Calgary, Canada, June 1997. AACE.
Location: J151
- Burrows94:
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Michael Burrows and D. J. Wheeler.
A block-sorting lossless data compression
algorithm.
Research report, Digital Systems Research Center, 1994.
Keyword: data compression,
lossless compression, LZW
Location: 63
- Burt83:
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Peter J. Burt and Edward H. Adelson.
The Laplacian pyramid as a compact image
code.
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 31(4):532-540,
1983.
Keyword: laplacian pyramid,
image coding, compression, gaussian pyramid
Comment: Basic reference on
pyramidal image processing.
Location: 251
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- CERT96:
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CERT Coordination Center.
Internet Security for System and Network
Adminstrators.
Networked Systems Survivability Program. Software Engineering
Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, December 1996.
Keyword: Unix security
Location: J70
- Califano92:
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Andrea Califano and Isidore Rigoutsos.
FLASH: A fast look-up algorithm for string
homology.
In Proc. IEEE Conf. on Computer Vision and Pattern
Recognition, June 1993.
Keyword: FLASH, DFLASH, pattern
matching, comparison, information retrieval
Comment: Obtained directly from
Isidore Rigoutsos as a 1992 IBM TJ Watson research center paper
Location: 74
- Califano93:
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A. Califano and I. Rigoutsos.
FLASH: A fast look-up algorithm for string
homology.
In Proc. IEEE Conf. on Computer Vision and Pattern
Recognition, New York, NY, June 1993.
Comment: Don't actually have
this. Added for the Ford, Makedon, Owen, Rebelsky chapter of Borko Fuhrt's
multimedia book.
Location: J30
- Chai97:
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Bing-Bing Chai, Jozsef Vass, and Xinhua Zhuang.
Significance-linked connected component analysis for
low bit rate image coding.
In IEEE Signal Processing Society 1997 International
Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'97), volume 2, pages 637-640,
Santa Barbara, California, October 1997.
Keyword: image compression
Comment: Available on Charles'
ICIP'97 CD-ROM
Location: J155
- Chan94:
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Eric Chan, Arturo A. Rodriguez, Rakeshkumar Gandhi, and Sethuraman
Panchanathan.
Experiments on block-matching techniques for video
coding.
Multimedia Systems, 2:228-241, 1994.
Keyword: motion estimation,
block matching, video compression, MPEG video coder
Location: 274
- Chang94:
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Shih-Fu Chang and David G. Messerschmitt.
Comparison of transform coding techniques for
two-dimensional arbitrarily shaped images.
Multimedia Systems, 1:231-239, 1994.
Keyword: Transform coding, Image
comparison, Image processing, Video comparison, Image information retrieval,
Video information retrieval
Location: 40
- Charikar97:
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Moses Charikar, Chandra Chekuri, Tom'as Feder, and Rajeev Motwani.
Incremental clustering and dynamic information
retrieval.
In Proceedings of the Twenty-Ninth Annual ACM Symposium
on Theory of Computing, pages 626-635, El Paso, Texas, May 1997.
Location: J145
- Chen97:
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Yih-Farn Chen and Eleftherios Koutsofios.
WebCiao: A Website visualization and tracking
system.
In Suave Lobodzinkski and Ivan Tomek, editors,
Proceedings of WebNet 97--World Conference of the WWW, Internet &
Intranet, pages 149-155, Toronto, Canada, November 1997.
Abstract: WebCiao is a system
for visualizing and tracking the structures of websites by creating,
differencing, and analyzing archived website databases. The architecture of
WebCiao allows users to create customized website analysis tools by combining
a set of query and analysis operators on a virtual database pipeline. Each
virtual database sent on the pipe can be converted to directed graphs,
database views, or HTML reports. Within a graph view, operators can be fired
from any graph node to study a selected neighborhood. WebCiao helps creators
of large websites to monitor the dynamics of structural changes closely. It
also helps web surfers to quickly identify new products and services from a
website. An on-line demo, Website News, based on the WebCiao technology, has
helped sharpen our focus with its daily analysis of new web contents from the
internet and telecommunications industries.
Location: WebNet 97 proceedings
- Chitprasert90:
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B. Chitprasert and K. R. Rao.
Discrete cosine transform filtering.
In ICASSP'90, volume 3, pages 1281-1284. IEEE,
1990.
Keyword: Signal processing,
Discrete Cosine Transform, DCT, Convolution, Digital filters
Location: 12
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Choudhury94:
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A.K Choudhury, N.F. Maxemchuk, S. Paul, and H.G. Schulzrinne.
Copyright protection for electronic publishing over
computer networks.
Technical Report BL011382-940428-75TM, AT&T Bell
Laboratories, June 1994.
Comment: Hardware solution for
distributing encoded documents. Publication status unclear; in Jan. 1997 this
was listed as "submitted to IEEE Network Magazine, June 1994".
Location: J78
- Chua94:
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Tat-Seng Chua, Swee-Kiew Lim, and Hung-Keng Pung.
Content-based retrieval of segmented images.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 211-218, San
Francisco, CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: Content-based
retrieval, partial-match, Color pairs, Image segmentation, CBIR
Location: J13
- Clark91:
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David D. Clark, David D. Davie, Bruce S. Farber, Inder S. Gopal, Bharath K.
Kadaba, W. David Sincoskie, Jonathan M. Smith, and David L. Tennenhouse.
The AURORA gigabit testbed.
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1991.
Keyword: gigabit, WAN, ATM, PTM,
AURORA, SONET
Comment: J11a is listed as to
appear in Computer Networks and ISDN Systems. J11b appears to be essentially
the same paper, presented at INFOCOM '92 in Florence, Italy.
Location: J11a/b
- Cleary95:
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John Cleary, Sean Irvine, and Ingrid Rinsma-Melchert.
On the insecurity of arithmetic coding.
Technical report, University of Waikato, 1995.
Keyword: data compression,
arithmetic coding, security, encryption
Comment: Obtained directly from
John Danskin. Charles Owen assumes this is a technical report.
Location: 194
- Cole93:
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Ronald A. Cole, Daniel Burnett, and Vince Weatherill.
An evaluation guide for emergent technologies in
automatic speech recognition.
Technical report, Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and
Technology, 1993.
Keyword: speech recognition
Comment: Survey report. Mostly
listing existing commercial systems and development projects. Not a lot of
detail on techniques, but some good detail on problems.
Location: 317
- Conrad94:
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Jack G. Conrad and Mary Hunter Utt.
A system for discovering relationships by feature
extraction from text databases.
In Hypertext'94, pages 260-270. ACM Press, 1994.
Keyword: hypertext, information
retrieval, relationships
Comment: Need to verify where
this came from. A feature is a contextual usage, such as a company or person
name. This paper extracts such features and makes links between them.
Location: 162
- Cutler97:
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Michal Cutler, Yungming Shih, and Weiyi Meng.
Using the structure of HTML documents to improve
retrieval.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 241-251, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J158
- Cutting92:
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Douglass R. Cutting, David R. Karger, Jan O. Pedersen, and John W. Tukey.
Scatter/gather: A cluster-based approach to browsing
large document collections.
In SIGIR'92, pages 318-329. ACM Press, 1992.
Keyword: Information retrieval,
Document browsing, Scatter/gather, Document collections
Location: J15
- Cutting93:
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Douglass R. Cutting, David R. Karger, and Jan O. Pedersen.
Constant interaction-time scatter/gather browsing of
very large document collections.
In SIGIR'93, pages 126-134, Pittsburgh, PA, 1993.
ACM Press.
Keyword: Information retrieval,
Scatter/gather, Document collections, Document browsing
Location: 34
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- Danskin95:
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John Danskin, Geoff Davis, and Xiyong Song.
Optimal source and channel coding for image
transmission.
., 1995.
Keyword: image coding, image
compression, data transmission, redudant transmission
Comment: Submitted manuscript,
do not cite!
Location: 214
- Davis93:
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James Davis and Mubarak Shah.
Gesture recognition.
Technical Report CS-TR-93-11, University of Central Florida
Computer Science Dept., 1993.
Location: J62
- Davis94:
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Marc Davis.
Knowledge representation for video.
In Twelfth National Congress on Artificial
Intelligence, pages 120-127, Seattle, WA, 1994.
Keyword: MediaStreams, video
information retrieval, video annotation
Location: 59
- Deerwester90:
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Scott Deerwester, Susan T. Dumais, George W. Furnas, Thomas K. Landauer, and
Richard Harshman.
Indexing by latent semantic analysis.
Journal of the American Society for Information
Science, 41(6):391-407, 1990.
Keyword: SVD, LSI, information
retrieval, latent sematic analysis
Location: 219
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Dimitrova94:
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Nevenka Dimitrova and Forouzan Golshani.
Rx for semantic video database retrieval.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 219-225, San
Francisco, CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: Video information
retrieval, Image processing, Motion analysis, Multimedia
Comment: Has a home page at
http://enws396.eas.asu.edu/iis/personal/dimitrov/dimitrov.html
Location: 31
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Dimitrova95:
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Nevenka Dimitrova and Forouzan Golshani.
Motion recovery for video content
classification.
ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 1995.
Keyword: motion recovery,
optical flow, MPEG
Comment: Charles Owen obtained
this from N. Dimitrova's home page at:
http://enws396.eas.asu.edu/iis/personal/dimitrov/dimitrov.html
Location: 236
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Douglis97:
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Fred Douglis, Antonio Haro, and Michael Rabinovich.
HPP: HTML macro-preprocessing to support dynamic
document caching.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 83-94, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Location: J171
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Douglis98:
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Fred Douglis, Thomas Ball, Yi h Farn Chen, and Eleftherios Koutsofios.
The AT&T Internet difference engine: Tracking and
viewing changes on the Web.
World Wide Web, pages 27-44, January 1998.
Comment: Also published as AT&T
Technical Report TR 97.23.1
Location: J169
- Dynes93:
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Scott B. C. Dynes and Peter A. Gloor.
Using hierarchical knowledge representation for an
animated algorithm hypertext learning environment.
Lcs/tns technical report, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 1993.
Keyword: hierarchical knowledge
representation, hypertext, conversion, paths, webs, algorithm animation,
computer aided instruction, multimedia
Comment: This is the defining
paper for the Gloor/Dynes hypertext engine used in the DAGS'92 CD and
Animated Algorithms
Location: 68
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- Ellis94:
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David Ellis, Jonathan Furner-Hines, and Peter Willett.
On the measurement of inter-linker consistency and
retrieval effectiveness in hypertext databases.
In Hypertext'94, pages 52-59. ACM Press, 1994.
Keyword: information retrieval,
hypertext, links
Location: 161
- Eshera86:
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M. A. Eshera and King-Sun Fu.
An image understanding system using attributed
symbolic representation and inexact graph-matching.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
Intelligence, 8(5):604-618, 1986.
Keyword: attributed graph,
attributed symbolic representation, graph distance measure, graph matching,
heirarchical knowledge representation, image understanding, scene analysis
Location: 254
- Essa95:
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Irfan A. Essa and Alex P. Pentland.
Coding, analysis, interpretation, and recognition of
facial expressions.
Technical Report 325, MIT Media Lab, April 1995.
Keyword: facial expressions,
expression recognition, face processing, facial analysis, motion and pattern
analysis, vision-based HCI, FACS+
Comment: Also submitted to IEEE
Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Apr. '95.
Location: J56
- Essa96:
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Irfan Essa, Sumit Basu, Trevor Darrell, and Alex Pentland.
Modeling, tracking and interactive animation of faces
and heads using input from video.
Technical Report 370, MIT Media Lab, 1996.
Comment: Also listed as
appearing in the Proc. of Computer Animation '96, Geneva, June 1996
Location: J84
- Eun94:
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Seongbae Eun, Eun Suk No, Hyung Chul Kim, Hyunsoo Yoon, and Seung Ryoul Maeng.
Eventor: an authoring system for interactive
multimedia applications.
Multimedia Systems, 2:129-140, 1994.
Keyword: multimedia,
synchronization, specification, interactive authoring, visual programming,
authoring systems, object composition
Location: 128
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- Felten96:
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W. Edward Felten, Dirk Balfanz, Drew Dean, and Dan S. Wallach.
Web spoofing: An Internet con game.
Technical Report 540-96, Dept. of Computer Science, Princeton
University, 1996.
Keyword: Web security, man in
the middle attack, spoofing
Location: J69
- Flickner95:
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Myron Flickner, Harpreet Sawhney, Wayne Niblack, Jonathan Ashley, Qian Huang,
Byron Dom, Monika Gorkani, Jim Hafner, Denis Lee, Dragutin Petkovic, David
Steele, and Peter Yanker.
Query by image and video content: The QBIC
system.
IEEE Computer, pages 23-32, September 1995.
Keyword: Content-based image
retrieval, CBIR, information retrieval, image indexing
Comment: Nice outline of QBIC
system.
Location: J14
- Ford98a:
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James Ford, Fillia Makedon, and Charles Owen.
Handbook of Multimedia Computing, chapter
Classification and Characterization of Digital Watermarks for Multimedia
Data.
CRC Press, 1998.
Forthcoming chapter.
Comment: In publication
- Ford98b:
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James Ford, Fillia Makedon, and Samuel A. Rebelsky.
Resource-limited hyper-reproductions: Electronically
reproducing and extending lectures.
Multimedia Tools and Applications, 6(2):93-109,
March 1998.
Comment: This issue is also
published as Electronic Multimedia Publishing: Enabling Technologies and
Authoring Issues, Fillia Makedon and Samuel A. Rebelsky ed.
Location: original and reprints
- Ford98c:
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James Ford, Fillia Makedon, and Charles B. Owen.
On multimedia signatures, an enabling technology for
Web-supported instruction.
In Proceedings of ED-MEDIA 98 -- World Conference on
Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, Freiburg, Germany, June 1998.
- Forstner94:
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Wolfgang Forstner.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume
801, chapter A framework for low level feature extraction, pages 383-394.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994.
Keyword: Image processing,
Feature extraction, low level features, edge detection, segments, image
statistics
Comment: This is from ECCV'94
Computer Vision conference. There's supposed to be an accent over the "o" in
"Forstner".
Location: 47
- Froment92:
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Jacques Froment and St'ephane Mallat.
Second generation compact image coding with
wavelets.
In C. K. Chui, editor, Wavelets-A Tutorial in Theory and
Applications, pages 655-678. Academic Press, 1992.
Keyword: wavelets, compression,
image compression, coding
Comment: That's an accent over
the e in 'Stephane'
Location: J16
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- Gains93:
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Brian R. Gaines and Mildred L. G. Shaw.
Open architecture multimedia documents.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 137-146. ACM Press,
1993.
Keyword: multimedia information
systems, publication systems, electronic books, digital journals, knowledge
bases, hypermedia, multimedia
- Garrett93:
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John Garrett.
Digital libraries: the grand challenges.
Educom Review, 28(4):17-21, 1993.
Keyword: digital libraries,
multimedia
Location: 105
- Gersho92:
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Allen Gersho and Robert M. Gray.
Vector quantization and signal compression.
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 1992.
Keyword: Vector quantization,
compression, signal processing, image compression, video compression
- Gersho94:
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Allen Gersho.
Advances in speech and audio compression.
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1994.
Keyword: Audio compression,
Multimedia, ADPCM, MPEG audio
Comment: Charles Owen got a hard
copy from Jim Storer. This was printed in June 1994 Proceedings of the IEEE,
but have to look up info if cited.
Location: 42
- Gibbs93:
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Simon Gibbs, Christian Breiteneder, and Dennis Tsichritzis.
Data modeling of time-based media.
In Dennis Tsichritzis, editor, Visual Objects, pages
1-21. Centre Universitaire d'Informatique, Geneva, Switzerland, 1993.
Keyword: Time-based media,
Multimedia, Synchronization
Location: 20
- Glasgow90:
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Janice Glasgow.
Imagery and classification.
In Proceedings of the 1st ASIS SIG/CR Classification
Research Workshop, pages 69-75, Toronto, Canada, 1990.
Keyword: computer vision,
imagery, clustering, classification
Comment: Obtained as tech report
from Janice Glasgow
Location: 179
- Glasgow94:
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Janice Glasgow.
Imagery bibliography, 1994.
Keyword: Bibliography
Comment: Obtained directly from
Janice Glasgow
Location: 180
- Glenberg92:
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Arthur M. Glenberg and William E. Langston.
Comprehension of illustrated text: Pictures help to
build mental models.
Journal of Memory and Language, 31:129-151, 1992.
Keyword: learning, psychology,
image, picture
Location: J51
- Gloor91:
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Peter Gloor.
Cybermap, yet another way of navigation in
hyperspace.
In J. Leggett (Conf. Chair) and J. Walker (Prog. Chair),
editors, Hypertext'91: Third ACM Conference on Hypertext, pages
107-121, San Antonio, TX, December 1991. ACM Press, New York, NY.
Comment: Don't actually have
this. Added for the Ford, Makedon, Owen, Rebelsky chapter of Borko Fuhrt's
multimedia book. Presented by Gloor at Dartmouth in 1995.
Location: J32
- Gloor97:
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Peter A. Gloor.
Elements of Hypermedia Design: Techniques for
Navigation & Visualization in Hyperspace.
Birkhauser Boston, Boston, Massachusetts, 1997.
Keyword: information retrieval,
hypermedia, cyberspace, DAGS, multimedia, visualization
Comment: Reviewed this.
- Gong94:
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Yihong Gong, Hongjiang Zhang, H. C. Chuan, and M. Sakauchi.
An image database system with context capturing and
fast image indexing abilities.
In IEEE Multimedia '94?, pages 121-130, 1994.
Keyword: image retrieval,
information retrieval, content, image indexing
Comment: Charles Owen got this
from Jing Feng and is not sure of the reference.
Location: 210
- Gonzalez92:
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Rafael C. Gonzalez and Richard E. Woods.
Digital Image Processing, chapter 9,
Recognition and Interpretation, pages 571-660.
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Reading, Massachusetts,
1992.
Keyword: Image processing
Location: J62
- Gray95:
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Robert S. Gray.
Content-based image retrieval: Color and
edges.
In James Ford, Fillia Makedon, and Samuel A. Rebelsky,
editors, DAGS95, Boston, Massachusetts, 1995. DAGS.
Keyword: image retrieval,
information retrieval, color, shape, edges, sketch comparison, content-based
image retrieval, CBIR
Location: 225
- Gudivada95:
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Venkat N. Gudivada and Vijay V. Raghavean.
Content-based image retrieval systems.
Computer, pages 18-22, 1995.
Keyword: Content-based image
retrieval, CBIR, information retrieval
Comment: Guest editors'
introduction to special issue on content-based image retrieval.
Location: J12
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Gupta95:
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Alok Gupta, Dale O. Stahl, and Andrew B. Whinston.
A stochastic equilibrium model of Internet
pricing.
http://cism.bus.utexas.edu/alok/tokyo.ps, December 1995.
Keyword: verify, Internet,
economics, stochastic model
Comment: Earlier version
appeared in Seventh World Congress of the Econometrica Society in Tokyo,
Japan, August 1995.
Location: J86
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Gupta97:
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Alok Gupta, Dale Stahl, and Andrew Whinston.
Pricing of services on the Internet.
In W. W. Cooper, editor, {IMPACT}: How {ICC} Research
Affects Public Policy and Business Markets. Greenwood Publishing, CT,
1997.
To appear.
Abstract: The Internet is by
far the fastest growing economy in the world in terms of the number of users
and information providers. Currently there are over 30 million users with an
estimated 100% annual growth. As an economic system we view the information
providers, including entertainment, news, and educational services as
producers and the users as consumers. The Internet is already experiencing
traffic jams. Given the growth rate of The Internet and the need to provide
real time services in future, this congestion will become a severe problem if
proper coordinating mechanisms are not designed and implemented. We have
developed a priority pricing mechanism based on General Equilibrium theory in
economics, and we use a measure based on the collective benefits obtained by
the users to evaluate the performance of the system. We have developed a
simulation model to test the validity of our approach and to show the gain in
efficiency induced by pricing. Based on simulation results with a
non-priority pricing scheme we show substantial improvements versus a free
access policy. Furthermore, we address the issues concerning the development
of new accounting/billing methods, cross subsidization of services,
infrastructure investment, development of smart agents for dynamic scheduling
and users' job management, and the possible competitive market structures
which will evolve over The Internet.
Keyword: verify, electronic
commerce, Internet, market-based control, resource allocation
Comment: related to Gupta97b
Location: J89
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Gupta97b:
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Alok Gupta, Dale O. Stahl, and Andrew B. Whinston.
Priority pricing of integrated services
networks.
In Lee McKnight and J. P. Bailey, editors, Internet
Economics. MIT Press, 1997.
To appear.
Abstract: In the near future a
collection of data communication networks (The Internet) are going to provide
a variety of services through a multiple service classes where each service
class will provide a different performance in term of response time. These
service classes will be designed to provide appropriate levels of service to
user applications. This paper presents a priority pricing scheme which can be
used to manage such a network. Each priority class may be mapped to one or
more service classes. The approach presented in this paper can be implemented
in a completely decentralized environment. Some simulation results using a
hypothetical network with different service levels and requirements are also
presented. These results indicate that priority pricing improves the
performance significantly as compared to free access (or no usage base
pricing) and flat pricing. The implementation of this priority pricing scheme
is a practical solution to incentive compatibility in a network with diverse
and unobservable user characteristics.
Keyword: verify, Internet,
resource allocation, market-based control
Comment: related to Gupta97.
Location: J90
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Gwertzman96:
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James Gwertzman and Margo Seltzer.
World Wide Web cache consistency.
In USENIX 1996 Annual Technical Conference, San
Diego, California, January 1996.
Location: J173
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- Haglund94:
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Leif Haglund and David J. Fleet.
Stable estimation of image orientation.
In IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
(ICIP'94), Austin, TX, 1994. IEEE Computer Society Press.
Keyword: image processing, image
orientation, computer vision
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this from the Queen's university Web site.
Location: 158
- Hampapur95:
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Arun Hampapur, Ramesh Jain, and Terry E. Weymouth.
Production module based digital video
segmentation.
Multimedia Tools and Applications, 1:9-46, 1995.
Keyword: digital video, video
segmentation, video indexing, video databases, edit effects, fade in, fade
out, dissolve, editing, content based retrieval
Location: 272
- Hearst96:
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Marti A. Hearst and Jan O. Pedersen.
Reexamining the cluster hypothesis: Scatter/gather on
retrieval results.
In Proceedings of the 19th Annual International ACM SIGIR
Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, pages
76-84, Zurich, Switzerland, August 1996.
Keyword: IR, clustering
Location: J148
- Henricsson94:
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O. Henricsson and F. Heitger.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume
801, chapter The role of key-points in finding contours, pages 371-382.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994.
Keyword: edge detection,
key-point detection, edge linking, contour completion, image processing,
vision
Comment: This is from ECCV'94
Computer Vision conference.
Location: 49
- Hilton94:
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Michael L. Hilton, Björn D. Jawerth, and Ayan Sengupta.
Compressing still and moving images using
wavelets.
Multimedia Systems, 2:218-227, 1994.
Keyword: image coding, signal
compression, wavelet transform, image transforms
Location: 215
- Hirata92:
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Kyoji Hirata and Toshikazu Kato.
Query by visual example.
In Extending Database Technology'92, pages 56-71,
1992.
Keyword: image retrieval,
information retrieval, visual example, query methods
Comment: Charles Owen obtained
from Jing Feng
Location: 209
- Hirata93:
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Kyoji Hirata, Yoshinori Hara, Naoki Shibata, and Fusako Hirabayashi.
Media-based navigation for hypermedia
systems.
In Hypertext '93, pages 159-173. ACM Press, 1993.
Keyword: hypermedia database,
media-based navigation, pattern matching, information retrieval, indexing
Location: 57
- Hong95:
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Won Hak Hong, Nam Chul Kim, and Sang Mi Lee.
Video segmentation using spatial proximity, color,
and motion information for region-based coding.
In Aggelos K. Katsaggelos, editor, Visual Communications
and Image Processing '94, volume 3, pages 1627-1635, Chicago, Illinois,
September 1994. SPIE, SPIE.
Keyword: neural networks, video
segmentation
Comment: One of the few papers
to do segmentation using multiple attributes of each frame.
Location: J18
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Housel96:
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Barron C. Housel and David B. Lindquist.
WebExpress: A system for optimizing Web browsing in a
wireless environment.
In Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE MOBICOM '96
Conference, Rye, New York, October 1996.
Comment: Obtained as IBM
technical info page.
Location: J174
- Hu62:
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Ming-Kuei Hu.
Visual pattern recognition by moment
invariants.
IRE Transactions on Information Theory,
IT-8:179-187, February 1962.
Keyword: moment invariants,
pattern recognition, object recognition
Comment: Original reference for
moment invariants as object descriptors in images.
Location: J17
- Hudson94:
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Scott E. Hudson and Chen-Ning Hsi.
The walk-through approach to authoring multimedia
documents.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 173-180, San
Francisco, CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: multimedia, authoring
Location: 126
- Huttenlocher94:
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Daniel P. Huttenlocher and William J. Rucklidge.
A multi-resolution technique for comparing images
using the Hausdorff distance.
Paper TR 92-1321, Cornell University, December 1992.
Abstract: The Hausdorff
distance measures the extent to which each point of a "model" set lies near
some point of an "image" set and vice versa. In this paper we describe an
efficient method of computing this distance, based on a multi-resolution
tessellation of the space of possible transformations of the model set. We
focus on the case in which the model is allowed to translate and scale with
respect to the image. This four-dimensional transformation space (two
translation and two scale dimensions) is searched rapidly, while guaranteeing
that no match will be missed. We present some examples of identifying an
object in a cluttered scene, including cases where the object is partially
hidden from view.
Keyword: Image comparison,
Information retrieval, Hausdorff, Multimedia
Location: 27
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Hyperwave home page.
http://www.hyperwave.com/.
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- Jagadish90:
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H. V. Jagadish.
Linear clustering of objects with multiple
attributes.
In Hector Garcia-Molina and H. V. Jagadish, editors,
Proceedings of the 1990 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management
of Data, volume 19. ACM Press, June 1990.
Keyword: clustering,
multidimensional, mapping
Location: J38
- Jawerth94:
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Björn D. Jawerth and Wim Sweldens.
An overview of wavelet based multiresolution
analysis.
SIAM Review, 36(3):377-412, 1994.
Keyword: wavelet,
multiresolution analysis, compression
Location: 217
- Jones88:
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Douglas W. Jones.
Application of splay trees to data
compression.
Communications of the ACM, 31(8):996-1007, 1988.
Keyword: arithmetic coding,
splay trees, prefix codes
Location: 196
- Jungbauer96:
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Jim Jungbauer, Patricia Baggett, and Andrzej Ehrenfeucht.
A browsing system based on multimedia
cohesion.
In Hermann Maurer, editor, WebNet 96 -- World Conference
of the Web Society Proceedings, pages 275-280, San Francisco,
California, October 1996. AACE.
Keyword: browsing
Location: J156
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- Kalviainen94:
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Heikki Kälviäinen, Petri Hirvonen, Lei Xu, and Erkki Oja.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume
801, chapter Comparisons of probablistic and non-probablistic Hough
transforms, pages 351-360.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994.
Keyword: image processing, hough
transform, curve detection
Comment: This is from ECCV'94
Computer Vision conference.
Location: 51
- Kato92:
-
Toshikazu Kato, Takio Kurita, Nobuyuki Otsu, and Kyoji Hirata.
A sketch retrieval method for full color image
database.
In 11th International Conference on Pattern
Recognition, pages 530-533, Netherlands, 1992. IEEE Computer Society
Press.
Keyword: sketch retrieval
method, image retrieval, information retrieval
Comment: Charles Owen got this
from Jing Feng and is not sure of the reference.
Location: 211
- Kelly94:
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Patrick M. Kelly and T. Michael Cannon.
Candid: comparison algorithm for navigating digital
image databases.
Technical report, Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1994.
Keyword: Image comparison, Image
processing, Multimedia, Image information retrieval
Location: 39
-
Koller96:
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Daphne Koller and Mehran Sahami.
Toward optimal feature selection.
In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on
Machine Learning (ML), pages 284-292, Bari, Italy, July 1996.
Abstract: In this paper, we
examine a method for feature subset selection based on Information Theory.
Initially, a framework for defining the theoretically optimal, but
computationally intractable, method for feature subset selection is
presented. We show that our goal should be to eliminate a feature if it gives
us little or no additional information beyond that subsumed by the remaining
features. In particular, this will be the case for both irrelevant and
redundant features. We then give an efficient algorithm for feature selection
which computes an approximation to the optimal feature selection criterion.
The conditions under which the approximate algorithm is successful are
examined. Empirical results are given on a number of data sets, showing that
the algorithm effectively handles datasets with large numbers of features.
Keyword: feature subset
selection
Location: J165
-
Koller97:
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Daphne Koller and Mehran Sahami.
Hierarchically classifying documents using very few
words.
In Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on
Machine Learning (ML), pages 170-178, Nashville, Tenessee, July 1997.
Abstract: The proliferation of
topic hierarchies for text documents has resulted in a need for tools that
automatically classify new documents within such hierarchies. Existing
classification schemes which ignore the hierarchical structure and treat the
topics as separate classes are often inadequate in text classification where
the there is a large number of classes and a huge number of relevant features
needed to distinguish between them. We propose an approach that utilizes the
hierarchical topic structure to decompose the classification task into a set
of simpler problems, one at each node in the classification tree. As we show,
each of these smaller problems can be solved accurately by focusing only on a
very small set of features, those relevant to the task at hand. This set of
relevant features varies widely throughout the hierarchy, so that, while the
overall relevant feature set may be large, each classifier only examines a
small subset. The use of reduced feature sets allows us to utilize more
complex (probabilistic) models, without encountering many of the standard
computational and robustness difficulties.
Keyword: document classification
Location: J164
- Krishnamurthy97:
-
Balachander Krishnamurthy and Craig E. Wills.
Study of piggyback cache validation for proxy caches
in the World Wide Web.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 1-12, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J162
- Kroeger97:
-
Thomas M. Kroeger and Darrell D. E. Long.
Exploring the bounds of Web latency reduction from
caching and prefetching.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 13-22, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J161
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- Lanza91:
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Antonietta Lanza.
Effects of the hypertextual approach versus the
structured approach on students' achievement.
Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, 18(2):48-50,
Spring 1991.
Keyword: hypertext classroom
instruction
Location: J4
- Legall91:
-
Didier Le Gall.
MPEG: A video compression standard for multimedia
applications.
Communications of the ACM, 34(4):47-58, April 1991.
Keyword: MPEG compression
Location: J5
- Li94:
-
S. Z. Li.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, volume
801, chapter Markov random field models in computer vision, pages 361-370.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994.
Keyword: vision, image
processing, markov, image labeling
Comment: This is from ECCV'94
Computer Vision conference.
Location: 50
- Lindblad94:
-
Christopher J. Lindblad.
A programming system for the dynamic manipulation of
temporally sensitive data.
MIT/LCS Technical Report 637, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 1994.
Keyword: VuSystem, ViewStation
Comment: This was Chris
Lindblad's thesis.
Location: B3
- Little94:
-
Inc. Arthur D. Little.
Productivity comparison, macintosh vs.
windows.
Study, Arthur D. Little, Inc., 1994.
Keyword: Productivity, Apple,
Macintosh, Windows
Location: 5
- Loon97:
-
Tong Sau Loon and Vaduvur Bharghavan.
Alleviating the latency and bandwidth problems in WWW
browsing.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 219-230, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J160
- Lowe92:
-
David G. Lowe.
Robust model-based motion tracking through the
integration of search and estimation.
Technical report, University of British Columbia, Computer
Science Department, 1992.
Keyword: motion tracking,
optical flow, image processing, digital video
Comment: This paper accepted for
publication in "International Journal of Computer Vision", August 1992
Location: Charles Owen
collection
- Lynch85:
-
Thomas J. Lynch.
Data Compression: Techniques and
Applications.
Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1985.
Keyword: data compression,
transform coding
Comment: Charles Owen has got
chapter 5 (Transform Coding) as a photocopy at 96.
Location: 96
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MacKie-Mason93:
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Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason and Hal R. Varian.
Pricing the Internet.
In Workshop on Public Access to the Internet, JFK
School of Government, May 1993.
Abstract: This paper was
prepared for the conference ``Public Access to the Internet,'' JFK School of
Government, May 26-27, 1993. We describe the technology and cost structure
of the NSFNET backbone of the Internet, and discuss how one might price
Internet access and use. We argue that usage-based pricing is likely to be
necessary to control congestion on the Internet and propose a particular
implementing of usage-based pricing using a ``smart market''.
Keyword: Internet, electronic
commerce, resource allocation, economics
Location: J91
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MacKie-Mason95:
-
Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason, Liam Murphy, and John Murphy.
The role of feedback in network resource allocation
(extended abstract).
http://www.eeng.dcu.ie/~{}murphyj/publ/feed-alloc/feed-alloc.html, March
1995.
Keyword: resource allocation,
network, market-based control
Comment: Extended abstract only.
Only published on web. See MacKie-Mason96.
Location: J87
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MacKie-Mason96:
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Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason, Liam Murphy, and John Murphy.
The role of responsive pricing in the
Internet.
Journal of Electronic Publishing, May 1996.
Special Issue on Internet Economics.
Abstract: The Internet
continues to evolve as it reaches out to a wider user population. The recent
introduction of user-friendly navigation and retrieval tools for the World
Wide Web has triggered an unprecedented level of interest in the Internet
among the media and the general public, as well as in the technical
community. It seems inevitable that some changes or additions are needed in
the control mechanisms used to allocate usage of Internet resources. In this
paper, we argue that a feedback signal in the form of a variable price for
network service is a workable tool to aid network operators in controlling
Internet traffic. We suggest that these prices should vary dynamically based
on the current utilization of network resources. We show how this responsive
pricing puts control of network service back where it belongs: with the
users.
Keyword: Internet, resource
allocation
Location: J88
- Mackay94:
-
Wendy E. Mackay and Daniele S. Pagani.
Video mosaic: laying out time in a physical
space.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 165-172, San
Francisco, CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: Video editing,
Augmented reality, Storyboards, Paper user interfaces, Multimedia
Location: ACM Multimedia '94
- Magnenat91:
-
Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann and Daniel Thalmann.
Complex models for animating synthetic
actors.
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications,
11(5):32-44, 1991.
Keyword: motion sequence,
animation, synthetic actors, virtual actors
Location: 256
- Malandain93:
-
Gr'egoire Malandain, Gilles Bertrand, and Nicholas Ayache.
Topological segmentation of discrete
surfaces.
International Journal of Computer Vision,
10(2):183-197, 1993.
Keyword: optical flow, motion
analysis image segmentation
Location: 268
- Mallat89:
-
Stephane G. Mallat.
A theory for multiresolution signal decomposition:
The wavelet representation.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
Intelligence, 11(7):674-693, 1989.
Keyword: coding, fractals,
multiresolution, pyramid, quadrature mirror filters, texture discrimination,
wavelet transform, compression
Location: 216
- Manber97:
-
Udi Manber and Peter A. Bigot.
The search broker.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 231-239, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J159
- Manley97:
-
Stephen Manley and Margo Seltzer.
Web facts and fantasy.
In USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and
Systems, pages 125-133, Monterey, California, December 1997.
Keyword: WWW server analysis
Comment: Obtained from Dave Kotz
Location: J163
- Mann94:
-
Steve Mann and Rosalind W. Picard.
Virtual bellows: constructing high quality stills
from video.
In IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
(ICIP'94), Austin, TX, 1994. IEEE Computer Society.
Keyword: digital video, stills,
virtual bellows, image processing
Comment: This is MIT Media Lab
technical report #259 and is to appear.
Location: 81
- Manovich94:
-
Lev Manovich.
The engineering of vision and the aesthetics of
computer art.
Computer Graphics, 28(4):259-263, 1994.
Keyword: computer art, computer
graphics, user interface
Location: 175
- Marshall93:
-
Catherine C. Marshall and Frank M. Shippman III.
Searching for the missing link: Discovering implicit
structure in spatial hypertext.
In Hypertext'93, pages 217-230. ACM Press, 1993.
Keyword: hypertext, information
retrieval, links, implicit structure, spatial hypertext, link automation
Location: 177
- Martinoya90:
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C. Martinoya and J. D. Delius.
Perception of rotating spiral patterns by
pigeons.
Biological Cybernetics, 63:127-134, 1990.
Keyword: motion estimation,
motion parallax, optical flow, motion perception, biological
Location: 201
- Mathews95:
-
Jason Mathews and Syed Towheed.
COHOWeb--the second generation data browsing and
retrieval system.
NASA Science Information Systems Newsletter, 36,
1995.
Location: J167
- Mathews96:
-
Jason Mathews and Syed Towheed.
Exploiting Web technology to make data finding and
access easier.
NASA Science Information Systems Newsletter, 38,
1995.
Location: J168
- Matthews93:
-
James Matthews, Peter Gloor, and Fillia Makedon.
VideoScheme: a programmable video editing system for
automation and media recognition.
In ACM Multimedia'93, Anaheim, CA, 1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: VideoScheme, digital
video, cut detection
Comment: Printed from CD of
conference proceedings.
Location: 106
- Matthews94:
-
Jim Matthews, Fillia Makedon, and Peter Gloor.
Programmable digital video.
Paper, Dartmouth College, 1994?
Keyword: VideoScheme, Digital
Video, Video Editing
Location: 9
- Maurer96:
-
Hermann Maurer.
{Hyper-G}, Now {HyperWave}: The Next Generation Web
Solution.
Addison-Wesley, 1996.
Keyword: WWW, World Wide Web
Comment: Hyper-G was the
original research system, and HyperWave is the name of the company and
product now available. .
- Meer91:
-
Peter Meer, Doron Mintz, and Azriel Rosenfeld.
Robust regression methods for computer vision: A
review.
International Journal of Computer Vision,
6(1):59-70, 1991.
Keyword: computer vision,
optical flow, numerical methods
Location: 261
- Miller93:
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Gene Miller, Greg Baber, and Mark Gilliland.
News on-demand for multimedia networks.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 383-392, Anaheim, CA,
1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: networked multimedia,
news, digital video, informaton service, database, authoring, retrieval,
wideband, messaging
Location: 110
- Moffat89:
-
Alistair Moffat.
Word-based text compression.
Software-Practice and Experience, 19(2):185-198,
February 1989.
Keyword: word based compression,
text compression, context models, data compression, arithmetic coding
Location: J8
- Moffat90:
-
Alistair Moffat.
Linear time adaptive arithmetic coding.
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory,
36(2):401-406, 1990.
Keyword: arithmetic coding,
adaptive coding
Location: 192
- Moffat95:
-
Alistair Moffat, Radford Neal, and Ian H. Witten.
Arithmetic coding revisited.
In Proceedings of the Data Compression
Conference'95, pages 202-211, Sunbird, Utah, 1995. IEEE Computer
Society Press.
Keyword: data compression,
arithmetic coding, 32 bit coding
Location: 204
- Moghaddam95:
-
Baback Moghaddam and Alex Pentland.
An automatic system for model-based coding of
faces.
In Proceedings of the Data Compression
Conference'95, pages 362-370, Snowbird, Utah, March 1995. IEEE Computer
Society Press.
Keyword: photobook, model-based
image coding, semantics-preserving compression, Karhunen-Loeve
Location: J13
- Morita94:
-
Masahiro Morita and Yoichi Shinoda.
Information filtering based on user behavior analysis
and best match text retrieval.
In Hypertext'94, pages 272-281. ACM Press, 1994.
Keyword: information retrieval,
user behavior, relevance feedback
Location: 160
-
Murphy95:
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Liam Murphy and John Murphy.
Pricing for ATM network efficiency.
In Proceedings of the Third International Conference on
Telecommunication Systems, Modelling and Analysis, Nashville, TN, March
1995.
Abstract: ATM networks are
expected to accommodate a wide range of users including some who can tolerate
a certain amount of cell loss and/or delay. There are also likely to be some
users who can modify their traffic inputs in response to feedback signals
from the network. We propose a feedback scheme to increase network efficiency
by taking advantage of this flexibility. Our scheme is based on economic
principles of pricing for resource allocation. The pricing framework also
provides the basis for a fast reservation scheme for adaptive users who
require cell loss guarantees.
Keyword: verify, resource
allocation, network, market-based control
Location: J85
- Murray87:
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David W. Murray and Bernard F. Buxton.
Scene segmentation from visual motion using global
optimization.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
Intelligence, 9(2):220-228, 1987.
Keyword: global optimization,
MAP criterion, Markov random fields, optical flow, segmentation, simulated
annealing, structure from motion, spatial segmentation
Location: 252
- N:
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- Naaman90:
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Laith Naaman and Alan C. Bovik.
Least-squares order statistic filters for signal
restoration in dependent noise.
In ICASSP'90, volume 3, pages 1225-1228. IEEE,
1990.
Keyword: Digital Signal
Processing, Noise, Least-Squares, Digital Filters
Location: 10
- Nagasaka92:
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Akio Nagasaka and Yuzuru Tanaka.
Visual Database Systems II, chapter
Automatic Video Indexing and Full-Video Search for Object Appearances, pages
113-127.
Elsevier Science Publishers B. V., North-Holland, 1992.
Keyword: video information
retrieval, object search, indexing, cut detection
Comment: Charles Owen got this
from Jim Matthews
Location: 203
- Nagel86:
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Hans-Hellmut Nagel and Wilfried Enkelmann.
An investigation of smoothness constraints for the
estimation of displacement vector fields from image sequences.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
Intelligence, 8(5):565-593, 1986.
Keyword: displacement vector
fields, image registration, image sequences, optical flow, smoothness
contraints, stereo matching
Location: 253
- Newcomb91:
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Steven R. Newcomb, Neill A. Kipp, and Victoria T. Newcomb.
The ``hytime'' hypermedia/time-based document
structuring language.
Communications of the ACM, 34(11):67-83, 1991.
Keyword: Hytime, Multimedia,
Document, Structured documents
Location: 24
- Niblack93:
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V. Niblack, R. Barber, W. Equitz, M. Flickner, E. Glasman, D. Petkovic, P.
Yanker, C. Faloutsos, and G. Taubin.
The QBIC project: querying images by content using
color, texture, and shape.
In IS&T/SPIE 1993 International Symposium on Electronic
Imaging: Science & Technology, volume 1908, Storage and Retrieval of
Image and Video Database, pages 173-187, 1993.
Keyword: QBIC, IBM, image query,
image information retrieval, color, texture, shape, R* Trees, quad trees
Location: 55
- Nishiyama94:
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Haruhiko Nishiyama, Sumi Kim, Teruo Yokoyama, and Yutaka Matsushita.
An image retrieval system considering subjective
perception.
In CHI'94, pages 30-36, Boston, Massachusetts,
1994. ACM Press.
Keyword: image database,
subjective perception, graphical user interface, spatial relationship, image
expression model, visual language
Comment: This is really just
graphical annotation much like mediastreams. No real pattern matching or
image processing.
Location: CHI'94
- Niyogi95:
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Sourabh A. Niyogi.
Detecting kinetic occlusion.
In Fifth International Conference on Computer
Vision, pages 1044-1049, Cambridge, Massachusetts, June 1995. IEEE
Computer Society Press.
Keyword: motion analysis, object
tracking, occlusion
Location: J34 and ICCV'95
- Nowell96:
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Lucy Terry Nowell, Robert K. France, Deborah Hix, Lenwood S. Heath, and Edward
A. Fox.
Visualizing search results: Some alternatives to
query-document similarity.
In Proceedings of the 19th Annual International ACM SIGIR
Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, pages
67-75, Zurich, Switzerland, August 1996.
Keyword: IR, visualization
Location: J149
- O:
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- OTA93:
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Office of Technology Assessment.
Advanced network technology.
Paper, Office for Technology Assessment, 1993.
Keyword: Multimedia, Networks,
ATM, Fiber optics
Location: 29
- Ohkubo93:
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Masaaki Ohkubo, Naoki Kobayashi, and Nakagawa Toru.
Design of an information skimming space.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 365-371, Anaheim, CA,
1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: information skimming
space, multimedia, information retrieval
Location: 116
- Oliver97:
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Nuria Oliver, Alex Pentland, Franccois B'erard, and James Crowley.
LAFTER: Lips and face real time tracker.
Technical Report 396, MIT Media Lab, 1997.
Comment: Also listed as
submitted to Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference, CVPR '97
Location: J83
- Olson93:
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Clark F. Olson.
Probabilistic indexing: recognizing 3d objects from
2d images using the probabilistic peaking effect.
Technical report, University of California at Berkeley, 1993.
Keyword: object recognition,
vision, 3d objects, probablistic peaking effect
Location: 101
- Osawa97:
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Noritaka Osawa, Kazuhisa Yanagawa, and Yoshitsugu Yuba.
Connection caching for WWW servers and
proxies.
In Proceedings of WebNet 97--World Conference of the
WWW, Internet & Intranet, pages 601-606, Toronto, Canada, November
1997.
Location: J150
- Otsuji93:
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Kiyotaka Otsuji and Yoshinobu Tonomura.
Projection detecting filter for video cut
detection.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 251-257. ACM Press,
1993.
Keyword: cut detection, video
partitioning, projection detecting filter, video filter, video indexing
Location: 75
- Owen97a:
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Charles B. Owen and Fillia Makedon.
Multimedia information retrieval development using
ImageTcl.
In 20th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research
and Development in Information Retrieval, Philadelphia, PA, 1997.
In submission.
Location: 371
- Owen97b:
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Charles B. Owen and Fillia Makedon.
Multiple media stream data analysis.
In Gesellschaft f{"{u}r} Klassifikation e.V.,
University of Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany, 1997.
To appear.
Keyword: multiple media stream
correlation, ImageTcl, multimedia
- Owen97c:
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Charles B. Owen.
Application of multiple media stream correlation to
functional imaging of the brain.
In Proceedings of the International Conference on Vision,
Recognition, Action: Neural Models of Mind and Machine, Boston, MA,
1997.
Keyword: multiple media stream
correlation
- Owen98:
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Charles B. Owen.
Multiple media correlation: Theory and
applications.
Technical Report PCS-TR98-335, Dartmouth College Department
of Computer Science, June 1998.
Keyword: multiple media stream
correlation
- P:
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- Pan93:
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Davis Yen Pan.
Digital audio compression.
Digital Technical Journal, 5(2):1-14, 1993.
Keyword: MPEG, digital audio,
compression, ADPCM, mu-law
Comment: Charles Owen got this
directly from Digital Web site.
Location: 94
- Papathomas93:
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Michael Papathomas, Christian Breiteneder, Simon Gibbs, and Vicki de Mey.
Synchronization in virtual worlds.
In Dennis Tsichritzis, editor, Visual Objects, pages
69-86. Centre Universitaire d'Informatique, Geneva, Switzerland, 1993.
Keyword: Time-based media,
Multimedia, Synchronization, Virtual worlds
Location: 22
- Pappas88:
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Thrasyvoulos N. Pappas and N. S. Jayant.
An adaptive clustering algorithm for image
segmentation.
In Second International Conference on Computer
Vision, pages 310-315, Tampa, FL, 1988. IEEE Computer Society.
Keyword: image clustering, gibbs
random fields
Location: 58
- Patel93:
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Ketan Patel, Brian C. Smith, and Lawrence A. Rowe.
Performance of a software MPEG video
decoder.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 75-82. ACM Press, 1993.
Keyword: MPEG, Multimedia,
Digital video, Decompression, Performance
Location: 41
- Patel96:
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Nilesh V. Patel and I. K. Sethi.
Video shot detection and characterization for video
databases.
Pattern Recognition, 1996.
To appear, special issue on multimedia.
Keyword: video cut detection,
shot detection
Location: 384
- Pearl92:
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Amy Pearl.
System support for integrated desktop video
conferencing.
Technical report, Sun Microsystems, 1992.
Keyword: video conferencing,
video compression, desktop video, collaboration
Location: 77
- Pejtersen89:
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Annelise Mark Pejtersen.
A library system for information retrieval based on a
cognitive task analysis and supported by an icon-based interface.
In SIGIR'89, 12th International Conference on Research
and Development in Information Retrieval, pages 40-47, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, June 1989. ACM, ACM.
Location: J166
- Pentland94:
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Alex Pentland, Rosalind Picard, Glorianna Davenport, and Ken Haase.
Video and image semantics: advanced tools for
telecommunications.
IEEE Multimedia, pages 73-75, 1994.
Keyword: video semantics, image
semantics, annotation, video information retrieval
Comment: Obtained directly from
Pentland as an MIT media lab technical report.
Location: 130
- Pentland94a:
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Alex P. Pentland and Martin Bichsel.
Handbook of Pattern Recognition and Image Processing:
Computer Vision, chapter Extracting shape-from-shading, pages
161-183.
Academic Press, Inc., 1994.
Keyword: image processing,
computer vision, shape, shading, MIT
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT technical report #274
Location: 131
- Pentland94b:
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A. Pentland, R. W. Picard, and S. Sclaroff.
Photobook: tools for content-based manipulation of
image databases.
In SPIE Storage and Retrieval of Image and Video
Databases II, volume 2185, San Jose, California, 1994.
Keyword: photobook, MIT, image
databases, computer vision
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT Media Lab Technical Report #255
Location: 156
-
Pentland95:
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A. Pentland, R. W. Picard, and S. Sclaroff.
Photobook: Content-based manipulation of image
databases.
Technical Report 255, MIT Media Lab, 1995.
Keyword: photobook, MIT, image
databases, computer vision
Comment: Also appeared as SPIE
paper in 1994, listed as to appear Fall 1995 in IJ Computer Vision.
Location: J68
- Pentland96:
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Alex P. Pentland.
Smart rooms.
Scientific American, 274(4):54-62, 1996.
Keyword: virtual reality,
human-computer interaction
Comment: Obtained from author.
Location: J55
- Picard93:
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R. W. Picard and T. Kabir.
Finding similar patterns in large image
databases.
In ICASSP, volume V, pages 161-164, Minneapolis,
MN, 1993. IEEE Computer Society.
Keyword: image information
retrieval, Karhunen-Loeve, KL, principle component, image processing, image
filtering
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT Media Lab Technical Report #205
Location: 85
- Picard94:
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Rosalind W. Picard and Fang Liu.
A new Wold ordering for image similarity.
In IEEE ICASSP, pages 129-132, Adelaide, 1994.
Keyword: Wold transform,
computer vision, salient features, compression, decomposition
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT Media Lab Technical Report #237
Location: 157
- Picard94b:
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R. W. Picard and T. P. Minka.
Vision texture for annotation.
Technical report, MIT Media Lab, 1994.
Keyword: image video annotation
texture vision perception similarity
Comment: Tech. report #302.
Divides an image into rectangles and labels them based on texture matches
with user-labelled rectangles under several texture models.
Location: J46
- Picard95:
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Rosalind W. Picard.
Toward a visual thesaurus.
Technical report, MIT Media Lab, 1995.
Keyword: video search
Comment: Also to appear at
Springer Verlag Workshops in Computing, MIRO 95, Invited Paper, Glasgow, Sep.
'95. Deals with video annotations where the annotations can be used for
grouping by visual similarity.
Location: J44
- Picard95b:
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Rosalind W. Picard.
Light-years from Lena: Video and image libraries of
the future.
Technical report, MIT Media Lab, 1995.
Keyword: video image library
Comment: Tech. report #339.
Overview of 'key technical problems'. Also appeared in Int. Conf. on Image
Proc., Washington D.C., Oct. 1995.
Location: J45
- Polana93:
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Ramprasad Polana and Randal Nelson.
Detecting activities.
In CVPR'93, pages 2-7, New York, NY, 1993. IEEE
Computer Society Press.
Keyword: Motion detection, Image
processing, Feature extraction
Location: 44
- Prabhakaran93:
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B. Prabhakaran and S. V. Raghavan.
Synchronization models for multimedia presentation
with user participation.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 157-168, Anaheim, CA,
1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: Multimedia,
synchronization, OCPN, petri nets, timed petri nets, collaboration
Location: 113
- Proakis89:
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John G. Proakis.
Digital Communications.
McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, second edition, 1989.
Keyword: spread spectrum
communications
Location: 432 (chapter 8 only)
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- Qazi93:
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Naveed U. Qazi, Miae Woo, and Arif Ghafoor.
A synchronization and communication model for
distributed multimedia objects.
In ACM Multimedia'93, pages 147-155.
Addison-Wesley, 1993.
Keyword: Object composition,
Multimedia, Multimedia objects, Synchronization
Location: 14
- R:
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- Rabitti89:
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Fausto Rabitti and Peter Stanchev.
GRIM_DBMS: a GRaphical IMage DataBase Management
System.
In T. L. Kuni, editor, Visual Database Systems,
pages 415-430. Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. (North-Holland), 1989.
Keyword: image indexing,
information retrieval
Comment: Database system
designed for retrieval of images drawn in (simple) graphical editors. Further
developed in Stanchev92.
Location: J23
- Rebelsky95:
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Samuel A. Rebelsky, James Ford, Kenneth Harker, Fillia Makedon, P. Takis
Metaxas, and Charles Owen.
Interactive multimedia conference
proceedings.
In CHI'95 Conference on Human Factors in Computing
Systems, 1995.
Keyword: electronic conference
proceedings, multimedia interfaces, hypermedia, academic applications,
educational applications, user-interface components
Location: 69
- Rebelsky95b:
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Samuel A. Rebelsky, Fillia Makedon, Peter A. Gloor, P. Metaxas Metaxas, James
Ford, James Matthews, Charles Owen, Oliver van Ligten, Laura Bright, Kenneth
Harker, and Nancy Toth.
The roles of video in the design, use, and
construction of interactive electronic conference proceedings.
TOIS, page ??, 1997.
Comment: Currently undergoing
pruning of authors.
Location: J10
- Reddy97:
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Mike Reddy and Graham P. Fletcher.
Intelligent control of dynamic caching: Strategies
for Web servers and clients.
In Suave Lobodzinkski and Ivan Tomek, editors,
Proceedings of WebNet 97--World Conference of the WWW, Internet &
Intranet, pages 440-445, Toronto, Canada, November 1997.
Location: J153
- Rehg93:
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James M. Rehg and Takeo Kanade.
DigitEyes: Vision-based human hand tracking.
Technical Report CMU-CS-93-220, Carnegie Mellon Computer
Science Dept., December 1995.
Comment: A portion of this TR
appeared in Proc. European Conf. on Computer Vision, May 1994, Stockholm.
Location: J61
- Reichardt89:
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W. Reichardt, M. Egelhaaf, and Ai-ke Guo.
Processing of figure and background motion in the
visual system of the fly.
Biological Cybernetics, 61:327-345, 1989.
Keyword: optical flow, motion
perception, biological
Location: 198
- Reif92:
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John H. Reif and James A. Storer.
Error resilient optimal data compression.
Manuscript from Jim Storer, 1992.
Keyword: Data compression, Error
correction, Error resilience, Optimal data compression, Adaptive algorithm,
Communications channel, Error propagation
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as a manuscript from Jim Storer. Not sure of current publication status.
Location: 43
- Rigoutsos93:
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Isidore Rigoutsos and Andrea Califano.
dFLASH: A distributed fast look-up algorithm for
string homology.
Paper, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, 1993.
Keyword: FLASH, dFLASH, pattern
recognition, information retrieval
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this from Isidore Rigoutsos directly.
Location: 89
- Rigoutsos93a:
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Isidore Rigoutsos and Robert Hummel.
Distributed bayesian object recognition.
Paper, IBM T.J. Watson/Courant Institute, 1993.
Keyword: FLASH, Bayesian, object
recognition, image processing
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this directly from Isidore Rigoutsos. A shorter version appeared at the IEEE
93 CVPR conference.
Location: 90
-
Roche96:
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S. Roche, J.-L. Dugelay, and R. Molva.
Multi resolution access control algorithm based on
fractal coding.
In IEEE International Conference on Image Processing
(ICIP'96), Lausanne, Switzerland, September 1996.
Keyword: fractal, digital
library
Comment: Fractal-based system
for encoding images so that extraction at different resolutions is possible.
Location: J131
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- Salton68:
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Gerard Salton.
Automatic Information Organization and
Retrieval.
McGraw-Hill Computer Science Series. McGraw-Hill, New York,
1968.
Keyword: information retrieval,
smarts system, recall, precision
Comment: Original IR book.
Charles Owen listed some chapters. Fillia Makedon has the book. There is an
updated version.
Location: 181
- Samadani93:
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Ramin Samadani, Cecilia Han, and Lalitesh K. Katragadda.
Context-based event selection from satellite images
of the aurora.
In Wayne Niblack, editor, Proceedings of SPIE Storage and
Retrieval for Image and Video Databases, volume 1908, pages 50-59,
1993.
Keyword: image retrieval,
information retrieval, satellite
Location: 212
- Sandon93:
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Peter A. Sandon.
Simulating visual attention.
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2(3):213-231,
1993?
Keyword: visual attention,
motion, neural networks
Comment: Charles Owen obtained
from Pete Sandon directly. Not sure of year.
Location: 206
- Saupe94:
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Dietmar Saupe and Raouf Hamzaoui.
A review of the fractal image compression
literature.
Computer Graphics, 28(4):268-276, 1994.
Keyword: image compression,
fractal
Location: 127
- Schapire99:
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Robert E. Schapire.
Theoretical views of boosting.
In EuroCOLT'99: the Fourth European Conference on
Computational Learning Theory, pages 1-10, 1999.
Keyword: learning algorithm,
AdaBoost, weak learning
- Schmandt93:
-
Chris Schmandt.
Phoneshell: the telephone as computer
terminal.
In P. Venkat Rangan, editor, ACM Multimedia'93,
pages 373-381, Anaheim, California, 1993. ACM Press.
Keyword: digitized speech,
multimedia, speech synthesis, interactive voice response, anditory user
interface
Location: 165
- Sclaroff94:
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Stan Sclaroff and Alex P. Pentland.
Object recognition and categorization using modal
matching.
In IEEE CAD-Based Vision Workshop, pages 258-265,
Champion, PA, 1994. IEEE Computer Society.
Keyword: image processing, image
recognition, prototypes
Comment: Charles Owen listed
this as MIT Media Labs Technical Report #267
Location: 87
- Shannon50:
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C. E. Shannon.
Prediction and entropy of printed english.
Paper, ?, 1950.
Keyword: text compression,
entropy, predictive models
Comment: Obtained directly from
John Danskin. Don't know source. Charles Owen thinks it's from Shannon's
book.
Location: 191
- Shapiro93:
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Jerome M. Shapiro.
Embedded image coding using zerotrees of wavelet
coefficients.
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing,
41(12):3445-3462, 1993.
Keyword: wavelets zerotree image
compression
Comment: The source article for
zero-tree coding.
Location: J42
- Shen93:
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X. Shen and D. C. Hogg.
Shape models from image sequences.
Technical report, University of Leeds, School of Computer
Studies, 1993.
Keyword: image processing, shape
analysis, optical flow, motion sequences
Comment: Obtained from CS tech
reports web site.
Location: 98
- Shi93:
-
Jianbo Shi and Carlo Tomasi.
Good features to track.
Technical Report 93-1399, Cornell University Dept. of
Computer Science, November 1993.
Comment: Obtained from Fillia
Makedon.
Location: J64
-
Shivakumar96:
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N. Shivakumar and H. Garcia-Molina.
Building a scalable and accurate copy detection
mechanism.
In Proceedings of the 1st ACM Conference on Digital
Libraries (DL'96), Bethesda, Maryland, March 1996.
Keyword: SCAM, digital library
Comment: The SCAM system is an
automated tool for searching for copied digital documents on the Internet.
Location: J127
- SignStream1:
-
Dawn MacLaughlin.
Technical specifications for SignStream, multimedia
tool for language research.
Technical Report 1, American Sign Language Linguistic
Research Project, July 1995.
Location: J57
- SignStream2:
-
Dawn MacLaughlin.
Technical specifications for SignStream, multimedia
tool for language research: Addendum 1, searching.
Technical report, American Sign Language Linguistic Research
Project, June 1996.
Comment: Addendum to the
SignStream specifications that overrides material in section 6.
Location: J58
- SignStream3:
-
Dawn MacLaughlin.
Design specifications for SignStream, a multimedia
database tool for language research.
Technical Report 3, American Sign Language Linguistic
Research Project, August 1996.
Comment: New version of
SignStream specifications that replaces SignStream report #1 and addendum.
Location: J65
- Slowe97:
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Thomas E. Slowe and Ivan Marsic.
Saliency-based visual representation for
compression.
In IEEE Signal Processing Society 1997 International
Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'97), volume 2, pages 554-557,
Santa Barbara, California, October 1997.
Keyword: image compression
Comment: Available on Charles'
ICIP'97 CD-ROM
Location: J154
- Smith94:
-
John R. Smith.
Quad-tree segmentation for texture-based image
query.
In ACM Multimedia '94, pages 279-286, San
Francisco, CA, 1994. ACM Press.
Ke
