Using metadata for the intelligent browsing of structured media objects

Authors:
William I. Grosky;Farshad Fotouhi;Ishwar K. Sethi;Bogdan Capatina
Affiliations:
Multimedia Information Systems Group, Computer Science Department, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan;Multimedia Information Systems Group, Computer Science Department, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan;Multimedia Information Systems Group, Computer Science Department, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan;Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan
Venue:
ACM SIGMOD Record
Year:
1994

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Abstract

Interacting with a multimedia information system is different from interacting with a standard text-based information system. In this paper, we present the design of a system called Content-Based Hypermedia (CBH), which allows a user to utilize metadata to intelligently browse through a collection of media objects. We describe the approach we use to model data in order to make it browsable, explore our approach to browsing, which we call metadata mediated browsing, indicate how metadata is used in the concept of similarity, present the architecture of our system, and discuss indexing techniques for similarity browsing using content-based metadata and approaches to clustering which generate higher-level metadata to help the user browse more effectively.