Multimedia Ontology

Multimedia Ontology

by Santanu Chaudhury, Anupama Mallik, Hiranmay Ghosh
Released June 2015
Publisher(s): Chapman and Hall/CRC
ISBN: 9781482236354

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Book description

The product of over 15 years of collective research, Multimedia Ontology: Representation and Applications provides a theoretical foundation for understanding the nature of media data and the principles involved in its interpretation. It presents a unified approach to discussing recent advances in multimedia and explains how a multimedia ontology can fill the semantic gap between concepts and the media world. It relays real-life examples of implementations in different domains to illustrate how this gap can be filled.

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Dedication
  3. Contents (1/2)
  4. Contents (2/2)
  5. Foreword
  6. Preface
  7. List of Figures
  8. List of Tables
  9. List of Acronyms
  10. Author Biographies
  11. Chapter 1: Introduction (1/2)
  12. Chapter 1: Introduction (2/2)
  13. Chapter 2: Ontology and the Semantic Web (1/4)
  14. Chapter 2: Ontology and the Semantic Web (2/4)
  15. Chapter 2: Ontology and the Semantic Web (3/4)
  16. Chapter 2: Ontology and the Semantic Web (4/4)
  17. Chapter 3: Characterizing Multimedia Semantics (1/3)
  18. Chapter 3: Characterizing Multimedia Semantics (2/3)
  19. Chapter 3: Characterizing Multimedia Semantics (3/3)
  20. Chapter 4: Ontology Representations for Multimedia (1/5)
  21. Chapter 4: Ontology Representations for Multimedia (2/5)
  22. Chapter 4: Ontology Representations for Multimedia (3/5)
  23. Chapter 4: Ontology Representations for Multimedia (4/5)
  24. Chapter 4: Ontology Representations for Multimedia (5/5)
  25. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (1/8)
  26. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (2/8)
  27. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (3/8)
  28. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (4/8)
  29. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (5/8)
  30. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (6/8)
  31. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (7/8)
  32. Chapter 5: Multimedia Web Ontology Language (8/8)
  33. Chapter 6: Modeling the Semantics of Multimedia Content (1/4)
  34. Chapter 6: Modeling the Semantics of Multimedia Content (2/4)
  35. Chapter 6: Modeling the Semantics of Multimedia Content (3/4)
  36. Chapter 6: Modeling the Semantics of Multimedia Content (4/4)
  37. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (1/6)
  38. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (2/6)
  39. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (3/6)
  40. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (4/6)
  41. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (5/6)
  42. Chapter 7: Learning Multimedia Ontology (6/6)
  43. Chapter 8: Applications Exploiting Multimedia Semantics (1/5)
  44. Chapter 8: Applications Exploiting Multimedia Semantics (2/5)
  45. Chapter 8: Applications Exploiting Multimedia Semantics (3/5)
  46. Chapter 8: Applications Exploiting Multimedia Semantics (4/5)
  47. Chapter 8: Applications Exploiting Multimedia Semantics (5/5)
  48. Chapter 9: Distributed Multimedia Applications (1/4)
  49. Chapter 9: Distributed Multimedia Applications (2/4)
  50. Chapter 9: Distributed Multimedia Applications (3/4)
  51. Chapter 9: Distributed Multimedia Applications (4/4)
  52. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (1/6)
  53. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (2/6)
  54. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (3/6)
  55. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (4/6)
  56. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (5/6)
  57. Chapter 10: Application of Multimedia Ontology in Heritage Preservation (6/6)
  58. Chapter 11: Open Problems and Future Directions (1/2)
  59. Chapter 11: Open Problems and Future Directions (2/2)
  60. Appendix A: MOWL Schema in Notation3 (1/2)
  61. Appendix A: MOWL Schema in Notation3 (2/2)
  62. Appendix B: MOWL Syntax Structural Specification
  63. Appendix C: Examples of WSDL Specification for Media Pattern Detectors
  64. Bibliography (1/5)
  65. Bibliography (2/5)
  66. Bibliography (3/5)
  67. Bibliography (4/5)
  68. Bibliography (5/5)

Product information

  • Title: Multimedia Ontology
  • Author(s): Santanu Chaudhury, Anupama Mallik, Hiranmay Ghosh
  • Release date: June 2015
  • Publisher(s): Chapman and Hall/CRC
  • ISBN: 9781482236354