This book explores the new area of computational media aesthetics to bridge the semantic gap. It brings together researchers from multiple disciplines, from computer scientist to content creators from engineers to media specialists, to highlight recent advances in this area. It examines the elements of media production and aesthetics principles in order to establish the foundation for semantics indexing, and to build innovative and effective technologies for content annotation, search, and browsing. Media Computing: Computational Media Aesthetics outlines strategic means and methods to derive high level semantic constructs from automatic analysis of media. It is suitable for the use as a text in courses on multimedia and informational retrieval.
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While issues of media archival as well as delivery on the Internet and corporate intranets are adequately addressed by improved compression standards, faster networks, and advances made in storage and streaming technologies, the challenges of automating media annotation, content indexing, segmentation, and organization for search, retrieval, and browsing applications are still being tackled. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
sound energy events, sound energy patterns, sound energy dynamics, weighted walkthroughs, encyclopaedic spaces, film grammar, film tempo, event detection algorithm, synthetic flows, applied media aesthetics, video semantics, attached shadows, narrative mapping, energy envelope, shot segmentation, sound overlaps, psychological closure, slope attack, tempo measure, slope decay, media computing, shot boundaries, semantic grid, proposed affect, semiotic categories Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computational Media Aesthetics, New York, Signal Processing, Del Bimbo, Film Language, Image Processing, Location Editor, Abstract Keywords, Los Angeles, Pitch Black, Scenes Determined, Semiotics of the Cinema, The Killing, The Last Emperor, The Mummy, Watson Research Center Yorktown Heights New!
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While issues of media archival as well as delivery on the Internet and corporate intranets are adequately addressed by improved compression standards, faster networks, and advances made in storage and streaming technologies, the challenges of automating media annotation, content indexing, segmentation, and organization for search, retrieval, and browsing applications are still being tackled. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
sound energy events, sound energy patterns, sound energy dynamics, weighted walkthroughs, encyclopaedic spaces, film grammar, film tempo, event detection algorithm, synthetic flows, applied media aesthetics, video semantics, attached shadows, narrative mapping, energy envelope, shot segmentation, sound overlaps, psychological closure, slope attack, tempo measure, slope decay, media computing, shot boundaries, semantic grid, proposed affect, semiotic categories Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Computational Media Aesthetics, New York, Signal Processing, Del Bimbo, Film Language, Image Processing, Location Editor, Abstract Keywords, Los Angeles, Pitch Black, Scenes Determined, Semiotics of the Cinema, The Killing, The Last Emperor, The Mummy, Watson Research Center Yorktown Heights New!
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- Film Language: A Semiotics of the Cinema by Christian Metz on page 55, page 83, and page 127
- Sight Sound Motion: Applied Media Aesthetics (with InfoTracĀ®) by Herbert Zettl on page 38, page 84, and page 157
- Introduction to Film, An (2nd Edition) by Thomas Sobchack on page 9, page 83, and page 157
- Grammar of the Film Language by Daniel Arijon on page 9, and page 81
- Visual Information Retrieval (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Multimedia Information and Systems) by Alberto del Bimbo on page 103, and Back Matter
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- Multimodal Video Characterization and Summarization (The International Series in Video Computing) by Michael A. Smith in Front Matter, and page 13
- Video Mining (The International Series in Video Computing) by Azriel Rosenfeld in Front Matter
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