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Applying graphic design terms to image tagging

World-scale mining of objects and events from community photo collections

SS-ClusterTree: a subspace clustering based indexing algorithm over high-dimensional image features

Clip based video summarization and ranking

Video linkage: group based copied video detection

Supporting video library exploratory search: when storyboards are not enough

An instant semantics acquisition system of live soccer video with application to live event alert and on-the-fly language selection

Efficient search: the informedia video retrieval system

Semantics and CBIR: a medical imaging perspective

Visual islands: intuitive browsing of visual search results

Future directions in multimedia retrieval:: impact of new technology

Data mining for image/video processing: a promising research frontier

Identifying relevant frames in weakly labeled videos for training concept detectors

Learning structured concept-segments for interactive video retrieval

Non-negative matrix factorisation for object class discovery and image auto-annotation

A comparison of color features for visual concept classification

Evaluating audio skimming and frame rate acceleration for summarizing BBC rushes

Adaptive multiple feedback strategies for interactive video search

Tracking players in highly complex scenes in broadcast soccer video using a constraint satisfaction approach

Columbia University's semantic video search engine 2008

Towards efficient automated characterization of irregular histology images via transformation to frieze-like patterns

A new room decoration assistance system based on 3D reconstruction and integrated service

3D face retrieval using integral geometric shape information

Automatic image annotation via local multi-label classification

Object retrieval using configurations of salient regions

Scalable Markov model-based image annotation

Rich metadata and context capturing through CIDOC/CRM and MPEG-7 interoperability

Analyzing Flickr groups

Experiments in interactive video search by addition and subtraction

Event tactic analysis based on player and ball trajectory in broadcast video

iBingo mobile collaborative search

Web 2.0 dictionary

Content personalization and adaptation for three-screen services

Organizing multimedia data socially

Leveraging user query log: toward improving image data clustering

Annotation suggestion and search for personal multimedia objects on the web

Relevance aggregation projections for image retrieval

Probabilistic optimized ranking for multimedia semantic concept detection via RVM

A discrete direct retrieval model for image and video retrieval

Multi-query interactive image and video retrieval -: theory and practice

Real-time multiview analysis of soccer matches for understanding interactions between ball and players

Fudan University: hierarchical video retrieval with adaptive multi-modal fusion

Multimedia content analysis for consumer electronics

New insights on internet streaming and IPTV

Inferring generic activities and events from image content and bags of geo-tags

(Un)Reliability of video concept detection

Multiple feature fusion by subspace learning

Leveraging probabilistic season and location context models for scene understanding

Web-based information content and its application to concept-based video retrieval

Balancing thread based navigation for targeted video search

Distributed visual sensing for virtual top-view trajectory generation in football videos

FXPAL collaborative exploratory video search system

Interactive components for visual exploration of multimedia archives

dHCPS: decentralized hierarchically clustered p2p video streaming

Scene modeling in global-local view for scene classification

IBM multimedia analysis and retrieval system

Construction of extended geographical database based on photo shooting history

K-Space Interactive Search

MyPlaces: detecting important settings in a visual diary

The LIG multi-criteria system for video retrieval

Content based multispectral image retrieval using principal component analysis

VisionGo: bridging users and multimedia video retrieval

A probabilistic framework for fusing frame-based searches within a video copy detection system

MediaMill: fast and effective video search using the forkbrowser

Accumulated motion energy fields estimation and representation for semantic event detection

MKLab interactive video retrieval system

Semi-supervised learning of object categories from paired local features

University of Oxford video retrieval system

Performance evaluation of relevance feedback methods

Interactive video retrieval with rich features and friendly interface

Language modeling for bag-of-visual words image categorization

Investigating keyframe selection methods in the novel domain of passively captured visual lifelogs

Image clustering based on a shared nearest neighbors approach for tagged collections

Organizing rushes video by visually similar setting

Smoke detection in video surveillance: the use of ViSOR (video surveillance on-line repository)

Measuring the impact of temporal context on video retrieval

Classification and annotation of digital photos using optical context data

Continuous visual vocabulary modelsfor pLSA-based scene recognition

Fusion of audio and visual cues for laughter detection

Event-based location matching for consumer image collections

A probabilistic ranking framework using unobservable binary events for video search

Semantic spaces revisited: investigating the performance of auto-annotation and semantic retrieval using semantic spaces

FISH: a practical system for fast interactive image search in huge databases

Eye localization for face matching: is it always useful and under what conditions?

Content-based image retrieval via distributed databases

Proceedings of the 2008 international conference on Content-based image and video retrieval (CIVR '08)

Content Provider	ACM Digital Library
Editor	Luo, Jiebo Liu, Zhu Lee, Ivan Snoek, Cees Guan, Ling Kankanhalli, Mohan Lee, Ian Wang, James Z. D'Orazio, Tiziana Worring, Marcel Hanjalic, Alan Yu, Jerry
Copyright Year	2008
Abstract	Welcome to the 2008 ACM International Conference on Image and Video Retrieval (CIVR), held on July 7-9, 2008 at Sheraton Fallsview Hotel and Conference Centre in the scenic city of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. ACM CIVR is the dedicated annual professional meeting for communicating the state-of-the-art in image and video retrieval research and technology. As in previous years, starting with the first CIVR workshop in 2002 and continuing on to the first ACM-branded CIVR in 2007, the conference seeks to illuminate the state of the art in image and video retrieval between researchers and practitioners throughout the world and provide an international forum for the discussion of challenges in the fields of image and video retrieval. In a nutshell, ACM CIVR covers all aspects of image and video retrieval: from underlying technologies and theories, to applications and practice. The exciting three-day conference consists of three major parts: the regular and special sessions tracks on Monday and Tuesday, a full Practitioner's Day on Wednesday, and the VideoOlympics exhibition showcasing live-action video search and retrieval on Tuesday evening. The conference comprises several different technical program elements, each with separate submissions and reviewing: regular track full papers, special sessions full papers, a panel, and Video Olympics. We are excited to host two research keynote presentations by Prof. Jiawei Han of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Prof. Alberto Del Bimbo of University of Florence, who will give unique perspectives from their research work in academia. In addition, one high-profile application keynote will be given by Dr. Edward Chang of Google Research China. The program co-chairs for ACM CIVR 2007 are Alan Hanjalic, Mohan Kankanhalli, and Ivan Lee, who were responsible, along with a program committee of 70 members, for selecting the full paper program for the regular paper track. The regular paper track received 123 paper submissions. Each paper was reviewed by at least three qualified reviewers in a single-blind review process. The program chairs went through a careful deliberation process over the course of one week to discuss the papers and make final selections for papers to be included as oral or poster presentations in the conference program. With further re-evaluation of both novelty and impact, this rigorous review process resulted in the acceptance of 15 oral presentations and 42 poster presentations. This represents an acceptance rate of 12 percent for oral and 34% overall. We heartily thank the program co-chairs and the program committee members for their outstanding and dedicated work. To highlight important and emerging topics, we significantly boosted the number of special sessions from one in 2007 to three in the research track and one in the practitioner track this year. The four special sessions received a total of 27 submissions, including 18 invited by the special session organizers and nine from the open submission. Due to the high quality of these submissions, two papers were accepted to the regular track in addition to the 20 papers accepted into the four special sessions. These 20 special session papers will be oral presentations at the conference. Many thanks to the special sessions co-chairs Lexing Xie and Qi Tian for the excellent job identifying and coordinating the various special topics, and the individual special session organizers for their great effort. The VideoOlympics exhibition is back on popular demand after its huge success in CIVR 2007. This exhibition event (note that we do not call it a competition) will run on the Tuesday evening, and we encourage all attendees to come and cheer on the brave researchers who will put on a show with their latest and greatest technologies. The VideoOlympics chairs did a wonderful job to recruit the participation of 13 teams, significantly more than the first time.
ISBN	9781605580708
Language	English
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date	2008-07-07
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Conference Proceedings

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