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Multimedia Development
Multimedia Development Process
Stage 1 : Motivation
This is the initial phase of multimedia production. Some basic agreements about the purpose and concept of the project are made among the production team in right form between the team and their clients.
Stage 2 : Analysis and Planning
This stage is where you have to decide the target or user of your project, planning the aims of your application and the way to distribute your final project. Projects often start with a meeting to discuss the project direction and plan. Defines and clarifies goals, roles, expectations, strategies, and manage financial sources when meeting with the users. Besides that , multimedia architect need solving rights problem to perform concept ional development . As a result, the requirements specification is produced and documented.
Stage 3 : Conception and Design
Discussions and meeting with the client and among the production team define what the product must deliver, in terms of information and function in order to meet the desired goals. It includes interviewing the client, developing a planning document, budgeting and controlling expenses, buying/renting equipment and tools, getting and installing software, and building specifications for production. In this stage the design of the application is decided, such as: how does each of the screen look like and which media elements will be included? Multimedia producers can design in storyboard. Storyboards describes the project in exact detail using words and sketches for each screen images, sound, and navigational choice. Storyboarding can be very detail. Multimedia producers can sketching out every screen, right down to specific colour and shade, text contents, attributes and others. Storyboard may be considered to be a specification of the prototype.
Stage 4 : Production
Production is the phase when your multimedia project is actually rendered and perform research for model and content . In this vital stage, multimedia producers create a rough layout and interface design, create suitable music, audio, photography, digital video, animation, 2D graphics,3D graphics and text. They need integrating all of the music, audio, photography, digital video, animation, motion graphics and text into a meaningful and coherent product. They assemble those elements into a proper prototype. They will have their own team review and critique in order to produce a better application or project.
Stage 5 : Product Testing
In this stage, software or application is tested. Client reviews the project for minor changes or correction, trials on other computers and with beta testers. Multimedia producers and users can use different types of testing such as functional, content testing, collateral materials testing and user testing. Besides that, multimedia producers will providing the product's documentation to the client. If the application does not work, it goes back to the design stage. Therefore, it is important to test the product in a wide range of configurations.
Stage 6 : Evaluation
During this stage, you decide and analysis whether the application meets the specifications which were made in the analysis stage.
Stage 7 : Final Revision
Final revisions include bug fixing, which include sound glitches, software glitches, typographical errors or a problem with functionality of a particular part of the interface.
Stage 8 : Distribution
Packaging the product in its final form for distribution (mastering , duplicating, packaging, shipping media, marketing and sales), installation on various mode : kiosk based, publishing on web sites, and/or public presentations.Besides that, set up delivery logistic and providing suitable infrastructure for mode chosen.
Stage 9 : Maintenance
This stage involves fixing any bugs that have been found after the application has been released. The application can be updated and adapted to suit the clients needs.
Reference :
Monday, 3 October 2011
Multimedia Information Retrieval / Content-based Information Retrieval
Multimedia Information Retrieval
Definition:
Multimedia information retrieval (Multimedia IR) is a multimedia information system that can retrieve and store attributes, text, 2D grey-scale and color images, digitized audio or music and also video. It can be defined as the activity and process of providing users the information they are looking for.۩Accuracy: Retrieve documents and information that the users expect to obtain
--> With few incorrect answers and information
۩Speed: Information retrievals has to be fast and can be obtained within seconds.
Published in all the multimedia information retrieval method is based on two principles :
1) Storage Oriented Retrieval Principle
The principle of the storage oriented principle is organization-oriented place where the documents are finally stored , or where reference to documents stored .
2) Probability Ranking Principle
If the reference retrieval system in response to the demands of each stage of documents in order to reduce the probability that the use of a collection of users who have
submitted a request , where the probability is estimated as accurately as possible on the basis of such data has been provided to the system for this purpose , the
overall effectiveness system to the consumer will be the best based on the data obtained.
Three Types of Multimedia Information Retrieval:
- Content-based Image Retrieval
- Content-based Video Retrieval
- Content-based Audio Retrieval
i) Content-based Image Retrieval
An application of searching for digital image in large databases.
ii) Content-based Video Retrieval
- Traditional video Retrieval such as Query-by-textual keyword.
- contain automatic visual concept detection. Example concepts are airplane, building , car, desert, explosion, outdoor, vehicle and violence.
iii) Content-based Audio Retrieval
An application to search sounds by features in the waveform, statistics, or transform domains.--> eg: speech, music, silence and environment audio.
Methods of accessing – Text
۩ Multimedia documents consist of text (Captions are available for images)
۩ Text retrieval has several applications (for example: library automation and web searching )۩ Text retrieval researches have led to useful functions like information filtering and relevant feedback.
Approximate Searching
Information retrieval is not an exact process:۩ Two documents are not identical۩ and yet , they can be “similar” to each other.۩ Searching must be “approximately”
Error Counting:
۩ Retrieve similar or relevant words or phrases
- retrieve phrases related to misspelled words
۩ Editing distance : numerical estimate of the similarity between 2 strings
۩ Phonetic coding : search words or phrases with similar pronunciation
۩ N-grams : count common N-length sub-strings
The effectiveness of Information Retrieval depends on:
۩Types and precision of descriptions۩Types of queries allowed۩Efficiency of search techniques
Problems of Information Retrieval:
۩Descriptions of text for images and video found are not available or provided in some documents. For example, the text of a web site is not always descriptive of every image and video.
۩Two different approaches:
1)Human Annotations:
Online users add on attributes, captions for particular images and videos
→ retrievals will unsuccessful if queries are formulated using different keywords or descriptions
→ inconsistent (different users will give different descriptions and captions)
2)Feature extraction
Features are extracted from audio, image and video
-consistent descriptions but inexact
-difficult to extract meaning
Content-based Information Retrieval
What is content-based information retrieval?
Text document retrieval
۩ Text -based documents are basically unstructured and complex . They can only consists of raw text , tagged structures ( such as html documents ) , includingembedded images , and may have some fixed attributes that contain metadata that describes the aspects of the document .
۩ Web document describes the element of the semi-structured document . The original Grieg site also contains a list of references / links that provide access to
multimedia documents of composers , including some music .
How to improve multimedia information retrieval by using content-based methods .
When the text comment is nonexistent or incomplete in , the content-based approach is necessary. In addition, content-based method can potentially improve the retrieval accuracy .Pratical application of CBIR
Crime preventation
- serious crime is commited,they can compare evidence from the scene crime for its similatary to records in their archivers.
- basic techniques for automatic fingerprint matching were worked out in the 1980s
- system based on this technology are how in routine use at the FBI in Washington
- Example – a numberof AFIS automatic fingerprint identification systems, AFIX,Tracker from Phoenix Comp-searching large database of fingerprint
- has been used for tall recognition also
Military
- Recognition of enemy aircraft from radan screw
- Identification of targets from satellite photograph
- Guidance system for cruise missiles
- Crime preventation
Intellectual property
- Copyright owners to seek and identity unauthorized copies of image
- Identification of illiat copies of image on the web
Architectural and Engineering Design
- Use of stylized 2D and 3D models
- Visualizing designs for the benefits of non-technical client
- Will meet specified suitability country
Fashion and Interior Designs
- Ability to search a collection of fabrics to find a particular combination of colour/texture is increasingly being recognize as a useful and to the design/process
- Colour matching of items
- Identify textile samples bearing a desired pattern
- provide efficient d effective retrieval of still imagesfrom photo liratries
- For area of video asset management :
CBIR needed to break up a video sequence into indiviual shots
generate representative keyframes for each shot - A degree of automatic video indexing and retrieval
Mediakey Digital Video Library System from Islip Media
Inc (based on Carnegie-Mellon University's highly-suceessful Information technology[Wactlar,1996]
visionary from the Israel-based Media Acess Technologies Ltd(Wilf,1998)
- Identify medical images relating to a named patient
- CBIR works in PACS for a better quality of medical imaging
Content Based Video Information Retrieval
Reference:
http://www.intelligence.tuc.gr/~petrakis/courses/multimedia/retrieval.pdf
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