Multimedia Analysis + Visual Analytics = Multimedia Analytics
Nancy Chinchor, James J. Thomas, Pak Chung Wong, Michael G. Christel, William Ribarsky
Abstract
Nancy Chinchor, James J. Thomas, Pak Chung Wong, Michael G. Christel, William Ribarsky
Abstract
To deal with the extent and variety of digital media, researchers are combining multimedia analysis and visual analytics to form the new field of multimedia analytics. This article gives some historical background, discusses surveys of related research, describes initial multimedia analytics research, and reports on benchmark datasets.
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To deal with the extent and variety of digital media, researchers are combining multimedia analysis and visual analytics to form the new field of multimedia analytics. This article gives some historical background, discusses surveys of related research, describes initial multimedia analytics research, and reports on benchmark datasets.
Key concepts: Computer science, Analytics, Cultural analytics, Visual analytics, Variety (cybernetics), Multimedia, Software analytics, Field (mathematics)