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100	1		_aRaieli, Roberto. _96021
245	1	0	_aMultimedia information retrieval : _btheory and techniques / _cRoberto Raieli.
250			_aRev. English Ed.
260			_aNew Delhi : _bChandos Publishing , _c2013
300			_a343 p.
505			_aIntroduction PART 1: Theoretical and methodological Innovations 1 A cultural and theoretical context for MIR theory The information and knowledge society Notes 2 Scientific principies of MIR Principles of Library Science and Documentation MIR theory within US Notes 3 Processing and Indexing of digital multimedia documents The current policy of semantic indexing Two systems at the limits of term-based methods Principies of MIR and content-based indexes Notes 4 MIR's methodology In the context of US The contribution of MIR In searching for Information and knowledge Multimedia systems user needs Purposes, objectives and effectiveness of the content-based system Integration of semantic and content-related methods and principles Notes 5 Definition of MIR methodology Summary of the fundamental principles and design of MIR theory Distinction of the specific principles of TR, VR, VDR and AR Notes PART 2: Management developments and applications 6 The current status of MIR systems Systems of management for multimedia documentation Overview of MIR systems and their applications Notes 7 Examples of the functions of the MIR system Tracking shots on MIR systems The advantages of using MIR in various fields Notes 8 MIR techniques and technologies Document analysis and the creation of database indexes Phases of documentation search and modes of retrieval Examples of operating MIR systems Notes 9 The Integration of MIR modalities Problematic aspects and operational ineffectiveness The solution of Integrating MIR procedures The relationship of MIR with other document management systems 292 Notes 300
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