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Intelligent Virtual World : Technologies And Applications In Distributed Virtual Environment.
Title:
Intelligent Virtual World : Technologies And Applications In Distributed Virtual Environment.
Author:
Shih, Timothy K.
ISBN:
9789812562630
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1 online resource (404 pages)
Contents:
Intelligent Virtual World: Technologies and Applications in Distributed VirtuaI Environment -- Contents -- Preface -- Part I: Intelligent Content Analysis, Retrieval and Virtual World -- Chapter 1: Metadata-Mediated Browsing and Retrieval in a Cultural Heritage Image Collection D.V. Sreenath, W.I. Grosky and F. Andres -- INTRODUCTION -- METADATA -- METADATA-MEDIATED BROWSING -- Data Model -- IMPLEMENTATION OF OUR SYSTEM -- Requirements -- Design Criteria -- Architecture -- The Semcon Database -- Virtual Tuples -- RESULTS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 2: Shape Analysis and Retrieval of Multimedia Objects M.H. Safar -- INTRODUCTION -- APPLICATIONS -- QUERY TYPES -- Full Match -- Approximate Match -- Match with a Specified Transformation -- Match with Unspecified Transformation -- Partial Match -- IMAGE FEATURES (SHAPE SIMILARITY MEASURES) -- SHAPE DESCRIPTION TECHNIQUES -- SlMILARlTY MEASURES -- INDEX STRUCTURES -- PAM -- SAM -- The Tree-Based Indexing Methods -- Index Evaluation Parameters -- EVALUATION FRAMEWORK -- cost -- Retrieval Accuracy -- Noise Sensitivity -- Boundary Points Sensitivity -- Support of Different Query Types -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3: Perceptual Consistency for Image Retrieval W.K. Leow -- INTRODUCTION -- OVERVIEW OF PERCEPTUAL CONSISTENCY -- COLOR -- Color Spaces and Color Differences -- Color Histograms and Dissimilarity -- TEXTURE -- Texture Features and Dissimilarity -- Perceptual Texture Models -- Mapping Computational Features -- Incremental Perceptual Space -- BEYOND SINGLE FEATURE -- Training Stage -- Retrieval by Category -- Retrieval by Example -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 4: Rendering with Inverse Concentric Mosaics L. Wang, S.B. Kang and H.-Y. Shum -- INTRODUCTlON -- Viewing objects using IBR -- Concentric Mosaics -- Outline of paper -- OBJECT-BASED ICM.

Creating the Inverse Concentric Mosaics -- Generating novel views -- DEPTH CORRECTION -- Infinite depth correction -- Constant depth correction -- RENDERING RESULTS -- DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Part II: QoS and Real-time Delivery of Multimedia Data -- Chapter 5: MuItimedia Broadcasting Techniques: Present Approaches and New Trends B. Furht, R. Westwater and J. Ice -- INTRODUCTION -- PRESENT APPROACHES IN DATA BROADCASTING OVER THE INTERNET -- IP UNICAST -- IP MULTICAST -- Multicast Routing -- INTERNET BROADCAST BASED ON IP SIMULCAST -- BASIC PRINCIPLES OF IP SIMULCAST -- THE IP SIMULCAST PROTOCOL -- ANALYSIS OF THE IP SIMULCAST ALGORITHM -- Jitter Buffering -- Retry Buffering -- COMPARISON WITH OTHER APPROACHES -- APPLICATIONS -- IMPLEMENTATION -- SUMMARY -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 6: On IP Traffic Monitoring D. Wei and N. Ansari -- INTRODUCTION -- THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND IP TRAFFIC MONITORING -- IP TRAFFIC PATTERN, MODELING AND CHARACTERISTICS -- INFRASTRUCTURE AND METHODOLOGY OF IP TRAFFIC MEASUREMENT -- FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS ON IP TRAFFIC MONITORING -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 7: Networked Multimedia Information Management for QoS-Sensitive Info-sphere W. Lee, R. Harinath, J. Srivastava, D. Su, J. Richardson and M. Foresti -- INTRODUCTlON -- Project Background and Objectives -- Technical Approach -- Accomplishments -- Active View Management -- Block-Based Programming Infrastructure -- Application Development Tools -- Multimedia Object Management -- Distributed Resource Management -- Demonstration Application -- ACTIVE VIEWS AND BLOCK-BASED PROGRAMMING -- Block-Based Programming in Presto -- Active Views -- Using Commercial Off-the Shelf (COTS) Products -- Other Issues -- Summary -- APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT TOOLS -- Integrated Toolkit Environment -- Programming Model -- Requirement Specification of PDT -- Design Issues.

Implementation Issues -- Proposal for Further Research -- CONTINUOUS MEDIA SERVER -- DEMONSTRATION APPLICATION: PLANNING AND MONITORING AIR COMBAT -- Application Overview -- User Interfaces -- Schema -- Transactions -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 8: Network Architectures and Protocols for Multimedia Transmissions with QoS support M. Lee, J. Lim and K. Chae -- INTRODUCTION -- QoS PROTOCOLS EVOLVED UNDER THE IP ROUTING PLATFORM -- Integrated Services (IntServ) -- DIFFERENTIATED SERVICES (DiffServ) -- INTEGRATED SERVICES OVER DIFFERENTIATED SERVICES (INTSERV OVER DIFFSERV) -- DYNAMIC TRUNK RESERVATIONS WITH AGGREGATED RSVP -- MPLS Traffic Engineering for IP QoS -- Traffic Engineering -- TRAFFIC ENGINEERING WITH THE CLASSICAL OVERLAY MODEL -- MPLS -- MPLS IN TRAFFIC ENGINEERING -- Traffic Engineering using RSVP Extensions -- Traffic Engineering using CR-LDP -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 9: Mobile Agent-Based Adaptive Multimedia Communication K. Hashimoto, Y. Shibata and N. Shiratori -- INTRODUCTION -- FLEXIBLE MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM -- Agent Configuration -- Transcoding Agent -- MULTICAST SESSION -- DYNAMIC POSITIONING -- SYSTEM DESIGN -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 10: A Component-based Software Architecture for Pervasive Computing N.M. Belaramani, Y. Chow, V.W.-M. Kwan, C.-L. Wang and F.C.M. Lau -- INTRODUCTION -- SYSTEM OVERVIEW -- Facets -- Containers -- CLIENT SYSTEM -- Structure of the Client System -- Anatomy of the Client System -- INTELLIGENT PROXIES -- Features of intelligent proxy server -- Design of intelligent proxy server -- LIGHTWEIGHT MOBILE CODE SYSTEM -- IMPLEMENTATl0N -- Client System -- Intelligent Proxies -- Lightweight Mobile Code System -- Applications -- RELATED WORK -- CONCLUSION -- Acknowledgements -- REFERENCES -- Part III: Intelligent Technologies for Distance Education.

Chapter 11: Scenario Analysis Using Petri Nets F.O. Lin -- INTRODUCTION -- OVERVIEW -- PETRI NETS MODELS -- Training Plans Petri Nets (TP-nets) -- Training Scenarios Petri Nets (TS-nets) -- AN EXAMPLE -- RELATED WORK -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 12: Synchronized Hypermedia Lecture Framework for Web-based Distance Education H.-Y. Chen -- INTRODUCTION -- THE PROPOSED WSML FRAMEWORK -- WSML Recorder -- WSML Event Server -- WSML Browser -- Multimedia Synchronization and Resynchronization -- Temporal Synchronization and Resynchronization -- Spatial Synchronization and Resynchronization -- Content Synchronization and Resynchronization -- System Implementation -- Content synchronization -- Temporal synchronization technique -- Spatial synchronization technique -- Human Perception on temporal synchronization precision -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 13: Distance Education Over the Japan Gigabit Network A. He, Z. Cheng, T. Huang, A. Koyama and J.A. DeHart -- INTRODUCTION -- RIDEE -- THE SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE OF RIDEE -- Material Media -- Process Model -- Component Model -- Communication Control Model -- Working Model -- Presentation. -- IMPLEMENTATION AND EXPERIMENTS -- Components for Video/Audio Transmission -- Components for Material Presentation -- Components for Computer Exercises -- Components for Floor Control -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 14: A Question-Answering System Using a Predictive Answer Indexer H. Kim, K. Kim, J. Seo and G.G. Lee -- INTRODUCTION -- PREVIOUS WORKS -- MAYA Q/A APPROACH -- Predictive Answer indexing -- Lexico-syntactic Query processing -- Answer scoring and ranking -- EVALUATION -- The Experiment Data -- Analysis of experiment results -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 15: Distance Education and E-Learning in the Digital Age: Critical Considerations Y.S. Chee -- INTRODUCTION.

DISTANCE EDUCATION AND E-LEARNING -- E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES AND SERVICES -- E-LEARNING: ACCESS OR LEARNING? -- PEDAGOGICAL ISSUES -- INTELLIGENT AND COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUPPORTING LEARNING -- CHALLENGES FACED -- CHANGE ISSUES -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Part IV: E-Commerce and Intelligent Agents -- Chapter 16: Intelligent Web-based E-Commerce System B. Limthanmaphon, Z. Zhang and Y. Zhang -- INTRODUCTION -- E-MARKET TRANSACTIONS, MODELS and REQUIREMENTS -- E-Commerce Transaction Phases -- E-Market Models -- Business-to-Business (B2B) -- Business-to-Consumer (B2C) -- Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) -- E-Commerce Systems Requirements -- Storage Management -- Efficient and Effective Retrieval -- The Complexity of Connectivity and Diversity of the Web Documents -- Security -- Quality Service -- INTELLIGENT WEB-BASED E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS -- The Characteristics of Intelligent E-Commerce Systems -- Intelligent E-Commerce System Architecture -- The significance of developing Intelligent Web-based E-Commerce Systems -- THE TECHNIQUES TO ACHIEVE Al IN E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS -- Intelligent Agents -- Agent fundamental properties -- Agents for Consumers -- Examples of Agents as Mediators in E-Commerce Systems -- Case-Based Reasoning -- Game Theory -- Fuzzy Logic -- Intelligent Systems in E-Commerce transaction phases -- AGENT-BASED NEGOTIATION MODEL -- USING CBR IN E-TRADING ACTIVITIES -- Similarity Measure -- Retrieval Process -- Adaptation -- Retaining -- CONCLUSION and FURTHER WORK -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 17: Technologies for the Enhancement of Personalization in E-Commerce Applications K.P. Hewagamage, C. Jayawardana and M. Hirakawa -- INTRODUCTION -- MODELING OF PERSONALIZATION -- CONTENT PERSONALIZATION BASED ON THE VIRTUAL AUTHORING -- Virtual Authoring -- Virtual Document Model -- Annotating -- Formatting -- Hiding -- Summarizing -- Collecting.

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In recent years, we have witnessed an explosive growth in multimediacomputing, communication and applications. This revolution istransforming the way people live, work and interact with each other,and is impacting the way business, government services, education,entertainment and health care operate. This important book summarizes recent research topics, focusing onfour major areas: (1) intelligent content-based information retrievaland virtual world, (2) quality-of-services of multimedia data, (3)intelligent techniques for distance education, and (4) intelligentagents for e-commerce.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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