multimedia database management system pdf

The JPEG-Still Image Compression StandardĢ.6.2.1 Motion Estimation and CompensationĢ.7 Standards for Composite Multimedia DocumentsĢ.8 Major Characteristics and Requirements of Multimedia Data and ApplicationsĢ.8.2 Semantic Structure of Multimedia InformationĢ.8.3 Delay and Delay Jitter RequirementsĢ.8.4 Temporal and Spatial Relationships among Related MediaĢ.8.5 Subjectiveness and Fuzziness of the Meaning ofĬhapter 3 Multimedia Database Design Issuesģ.4.3 Result Presentation 3.5 Feature Extraction, Indexing, and Similarity Measureģ.6 QoS Guarantees in Clients, Servers, and Communication Systemsģ.7.2 Data Representation StandardizationĬhapter 4 Text Document Indexing and RetrievalĤ.2 Differences between IR Systems and DBMSĤ.3 Automatic Text Document Indexing and Boolean Retrieval ModelĮxtensions of the Inverted File OperationĤ.3.3 Term Operations and Automatic IndexingĤ.3.4 Summary of Automatic Document IndexingĤ.9 Performance Comparison among Different IR TechniquesĤ.10.3 Major Differences between IR Systems and The Number of General Structure of Features Derived in the Time Domainĥ.2.2 Features Derived from the Frequency Domainĥ.3.1 Main Characteristics of Different Types of Soundĥ.4 Speech Recognition and Retrieval 5.4.1 Speech Recognitionĥ.4.1.2 Techniques Based on Dynamic Time Warpingĥ.5.1 Indexing and Retrieval of Structured Music and Sound Effectsĥ.5.2 Indexing and Retrieval of Sample-Based Music International Standard Book Number: 0-89006-342-7 Library in Congress Catalog Card Number: 99-41773 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1Ĭhapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Some Important Definitionsġ.1.3 Text Document Information Retrievalġ.1.5 Feature Extraction, Content Representation, and Indexingġ.2.1 Proliferation of Multimedia Data and Its Characteristicsġ.2.2 DBMSs and Their Role in Handling Multimedia Dataġ.2.3 IR Systems and Their Role in Multimedia Retrievalġ.2.4 Integrated Approach to Multimedia Information Indexing and Retrievalġ.3 An Overview of Multimedia Indexing and Retrieval Systemġ.4 Expected Capabilities and Common Applications of MIRSĬhapter 2 Multimedia Data Types and FormatsĢ.4.1 Basic Characteristics of Audio Signalĭetermining the Number of Quantization LevelsĢ.4.3 Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI)Ĭompression Technique Using Masking Property: MPEG-AudioĢ.5 Digital Images 2.5.1 Digital Image Representation Use of a term in this book should not be regarded as affecting the validity of any trademark or service mark.

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Multimedia database management system pdf