Image and Video Retrieval, 2004 Third International Conference, CIVR 2004, Dublin, Ireland, July 21-23, 2004, Proceedings Lecture Notes in Computer Science Series, Vol. 3115

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Third International Conference on Image and Video Retrieval, CIVR 2004, held in Dublin, Ireland in July 2004.The 31 revised full papers and 44 poster papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 125 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on image annotation and user searching, image and video retrieval algorithms, person and event identification for retrieval, content-based image and video retrieval, and user perspectives.

Keynote Speaker Abstracts.- Pattern Mining in Large-Scale Image and Video Sources.- Computer Vision in the Movies: From the Lab to the Big Screen.- Image and Video Retrieval Using New Capture and Display Devices.- Models of Interaction with Video Information.- Image Annotation and User Searching.- User Strategies in Video Retrieval: A Case Study.- Video Content Foraging.- Using Maximum Entropy for Automatic Image Annotation.- Everything Gets Better All the Time, Apart from the Amount of Data.- Image and Video Retrieval Algorithms (I).- An Inference Network Approach to Image Retrieval.- Small Sample Size Performance of Evolutionary Algorithms for Adaptive Image Retrieval.- Co-retrieval: A Boosted Reranking Approach for Video Retrieval.- Poster Session (I).- HMM Model Selection Issues for Soccer Video.- Tennis Video Analysis Based on Transformed Motion Vectors.- Semantic Event Detection in Sports Through Motion Understanding.- Structuring Soccer Video Based on Audio Classification and Segmentation Using Hidden Markov Model.- EDU: A Model of Video Summarization.- A News Video Mining Method Based on Statistical Analysis and Visualization.- Topic Threading for Structuring a Large-Scale News Video Archive.- What’s News, What’s Not? Associating News Videos with Words.- Visual Clustering of Trademarks Using a Component-Based Matching Framework.- Assessing Scene Structuring in Consumer Videos.- A Visual Model Approach for Parsing Colonoscopy Videos.- Video Summarization and Retrieval System Using Face Recognition and MPEG-7 Descriptors.- Automatic Generation of Personalized Digest Based on Context Flow and Distinctive Events.- Content-Based Image Retrieval and Characterization on Specific Web Collections.- Exploiting Problem Domain Knowledge for Accurate Building ImageClassification.- Natural Scene Retrieval Based on a Semantic Modeling Step.- Unsupervised Text Segmentation Using Color and Wavelet Features.- Universal and Personalized Access to Content via J2ME Terminals in the DYMAS System.- Task-Based User Evaluation of Content-Based Image Database Browsing Systems.- The CLEF Cross Language Image Retrieval Track (ImageCLEF) 2004.- An Empirical Investigation of the Scalability of a Multiple Viewpoint CBIR System.- Real-Time Video Indexing System for Live Digital Broadcast TV Programs.- Person and Event Identification for Retrieval.- Finding Person X: Correlating Names with Visual Appearances.- A Framework for Semantic Classification of Scenes Using Finite State Machines.- Automated Person Identification in Video.- Content-Based Image and Video Retrieval (I).- Content Based Image Synthesis.- Interactive Content-Based Retrieval Using Pre-computed Object-Object Similarities.- Content-Based Image and Video Retrieval (II).- Salient Regions for Query by Image Content.- Evaluation of Texture Features for Content-Based Image Retrieval.- An Effective Approach Towards Content-Based Image Retrieval.- Image and Video Retrieval Algorithms (II).- Multimedia Retrieval Using Multiple Examples.- A Discussion of Nonlinear Variants of Biased Discriminants for Interactive Image Retrieval.- Poster Session (II).- Salient Objects: Semantic Building Blocks for Image Concept Interpretation.- Multimodal Salient Objects: General Building Blocks of Semantic Video Concepts.- Video Content Representation as Salient Regions of Activity.- Image Classification into Object / Non-object Classes.- Video Segmentation Using Hidden Markov Model with Multimodal Features.- Feature Based Cut Detection with Automatic Threshold Selection.- A Geometrical Key-Frame Selection Method Exploiting Dominant Motion Estimation in Video.- Extraction of Salient Features for Image Retrieval Using Multi-scale Image Relevance Function.- Relevance Feedback for Keyword and Visual Feature-Based Image Retrieval.- Relevance Feedback Reinforced with Semantics Accumulation.- Faster Exact Histogram Intersection on Large Data Collections Using Inverted VA-Files.- A Graph Edit Distance Based on Node Merging.- STRICT: An Image Retrieval Platform for Queries Based on Regional Content.- Improved Video Content Indexing by Multiple Latent Semantic Analysis.- Three Interfaces for Content-Based Access to Image Collections.- Retrieving ClipArt Images by Content.- Use of Image Subset Features in Image Retrieval with Self-Organizing Maps.- An Indexing Model of Remote Sensing Images.- Ambient Intelligence Through Image Retrieval.- A Knowledge Management System for Intelligent Retrieval of Geo-Spatial Imagery.- An Adaptive Image Content Representation and Segmentation Approach to Automatic Image Annotation.- Knowledge Assisted Analysis and Categorization for Semantic Video Retrieval.- Content-Based Image and Video Retrieval (III).- Using Structure for Video Object Retrieval.- Object Segmentation and Ontologies for MPEG-2 Video Indexing and Retrieval.- Interoperability Support for Ontology-Based Video Retrieval Applications.- EU Project Session (I).- A Test-Bed for Region-Based Image Retrieval Using Multiple Segmentation Algorithms and the MPEG-7 eXperimentation Model: The Schema Reference System.- ICBR – Multimedia Management System for Intelligent Content Based Retrieval.- Contribution of NLP to the Content Indexing of Multimedia Documents.- The CIMWOS Multimedia Indexing System.- User Perspectives.- Image Retrieval Interfaces: A User Perspective.- EU Project Session(II).- SCULPTEUR: Multimedia Retrieval for Museums.- Disclosure of Non-scripted Video Content: InDiCo and M4/AMI.- A User-Centred System for End-to-End Secure Multimedia Content Delivery: From Content Annotation to Consumer Consumption.- Adding Semantics to Audiovisual Content: The FAETHON Project.- Towards a Large Scale Concept Ontology for Broadcast Video.

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