CFP
From: Chabane DJERABA cdjeraba@ireste.fr
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 19:44:16 +0100
Subject: Special session in Knowledge Discovery in Multimedia Databases
CALL FOR PAPERS
IS2000 Special Session on
Knowledge discovery in multimedia databases
Submission Deadline: July 30, 2000
in the context of 2000 International Conference on Information Society
in the 21st Century : Emerging Technologies and New Challenges (IS2000)
http://is2000.u-aizu.ac.jp/kdmd.html
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THEME AND SCOPE
Knowledge discovery in multimedia databases is articulated around two important
points: knowledge discovery and multimedia databases.
Knowledge discovery in classical databases has received, these last
years, much importance. It consists of extracting valuable and relevant
information from large volume of data. The relevant information should
be useful to take decisions. Generally, the solutions implemented are adaptations
of learning techniques to very large information, stored in very large
databases.
Multimedia databases are the way to represent and manipulate voluminous
multimedia information. The manipulated information may be complex and
not structured. It should be stored, indexed,
and retrieved.
Why knowledge discovery in multimedia databases ?
It is well known that multimedia information explodes in lots of areas,
this phenomenon is amplified with the Internet. It is well known too, that
knowledge discovery extracts relevant and hidden relationships from large
amount of information in order to permit the users to understand the content
and to take quickly accurate decisions, based on these relevant discovered
relationships.
The conjunction of knowledge discovery and multimedia databases is
a very important challenge. It means, we discover hidden knowledge from
large volumes of information independently of their nature. So information
may be structural such as relational data or non structured information
such as texts, images, videos, audio and virtual data. Such challenge requires
technologies that turn around the database management system, data mining
and multimedia information.
The objective of this special session is to find answers to the following
questions :
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What are the problems and the applications addressed by the
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knowledge discovery in multimedia databases ?
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Are the knowledge discovery in multimedia databases a real
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research problem or an ephemera research phenomenon ?
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What are the advanced architectures of the knowledge discovery in
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multimedia databases ?
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What are the suitable multimedia representations ? (MPEG7, MPEG4,
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SMIL)
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What about the classical database management system functions in the advanced
architectures ?
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How to adapt database management system technologies to multimedia data
that are complex (spatial and temporal features) and not structured in
order to support knowledge discovery techniques ?
A number of research areas are concerned by the topic :
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Discovering User Semantics in Content-Based Retrieval
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Content-based multimedia indexing and retrieval
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Knowledge discovery
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Database management system
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Standardization models (MPEG7, MPEG4, SMIL)
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Data description languages and meta data (XML, RDF, etc.)
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Data formats (MP3, JPEG, MPEG, etc.)
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Knowledge visualization
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Knowledge representation and acquisition
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machine learning
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Multimedia applications
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Finding efficient solutions for Multimedia databases and knowledge
discovery are themselves important challenges of the 20th century, and
linking them together generates an amplified challenge of the 21st century.
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PAPER SUBMISSION
Papers must be written in English. Please send a manuscript of up
to 8 pages to the following address :
Chabane Djeraba
IRIN, Nantes University
2, Rue de la Houssinière
44322 Nantes Cedex
Tel. (33) 2 40 68 30 38
Fax. (33) 2 40 68 30 66
djeraba@irin.univ-nantes.fr
Each paper should have a cover page, on a separate sheet, which includes
the title, author(s) and affiliation(s), a half-page abstract, and a list
of keywords (up to six). Although printed copies are acceptable, electronic
submission in PostScript/PDF/MS-Word format is encouraged.
All papers will be reviewed by up to three referees for technical merit
and content. Papers accepted for presentation will appear in the conference
proceedings, which will be available to delegates at the conference site.
Best papers and best student papers (a student should be the principal
author and presenter of the submitted paper) will be selected based on
both the quality of the written paper and its presentation.
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ORGANISATION
Chabane Djeraba (IRIN, France)
Frederic Andres (NII, Japan)
William Grosky (Wayne State University)
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IMPORTANT DATES
Paper Submission Due July 30, 2000
Notification of Acceptance August 30, 2000
Final Manuscript and Early Registration Due September 15, 2000
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