INLS 235
Day 6
Projects and Review updates
1. One minute papers
Points
Non-linguistic retrieval in
video, perceptual indexing
Complexity of back end
services in a DL
OV as a sharium
Questions
What are the fundamental
differences between text and multimedia objects?
More on DL tools
Rights management in open
source?
Voice input for queries? (how to handle accents, inflections, etc.)
How to move/zoom across
levels of granularity?
How to pose mm queries?
What is Dub,in core? http://dublincore.org/
Tradeoff between multiple,
layered or alternative representations and access time and/or cog load?
Context for
ISEE tool?
QBE?
Storage issues for video? (how much?) [also bandwidth]
More video
segmentation and indexing techniques?
Issues with
the peer to peer tool?
2. Information Retrieval and
DLs (PP slides)
3. Interactive Interfaces to
support retrieval: The Library of
Congress case (1995-97): http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/ndl/
dynamic query prelude to
relation browser
previews and overviews
results alternatives
‘treasures to the surface’
animated gifs, shockwave
4.
1. Lankes,
D. (1998). The virtual reference desk: Building human expertise into
information systems. ASIS Annual
Conference, p. 81-90.
See also: http://www.vrd.org/Workshop/WhitePaper.PDF
Optional:
5. One-minute
paper
What was the main point you learned in
class today?
What is the main, unanswered question you leave class
with today?