Roberto Raieli, Nuovi metodi di gestione dei documenti multimediali
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Roberto, Raieli, Nuovi, Metodi, Di, gestione, Dei, Documenti, MultimedialiAbstract
«Multimedia information retrieval is a cross-cutting field. Extending beyond the borders of culture, art, and science, the search for digital information is one of the major challenges of our time. Digital libraries, bio-computing & medical science, the Internet and social networking sites,streaming video, multimedia databases, cultural heritage collections and P2P networks have created a worldwide need for
new paradigms and techniques on how to browse, search and summarize multimedia collections and more generally how to afford efficient multimedia content consumption».
Questa la premessa all’undicesima conferenza internazionale dedicata al multimedia information retrieval (MMIR), tenutasi a Filadelfia lo scorso marzo. L’appuntamento, sponsorizzato dall’ACM,Association computing machinery, è ormai istituzionalizzato da anni.
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Published
2010-07-14
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Corbosiero, M. (2010). Roberto Raieli, Nuovi metodi di gestione dei documenti multimediali. DigItalia, 5(2), 186–188. Retrieved from https://digitalia.cultura.gov.it/article/view/251
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