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Christian Freksa - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ROTUNDE - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative: Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
arXiv: Artificial Intelligence, 2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:We construe smart meeting cinematography with a focus on professional situations such as meetings and seminars, possibly conducted in a distributed manner across socio-spatially separated groups. The basic objective in smart meeting cinematography is to interpret professional interactions involving people, and automatically produce dynamic recordings of discussions, debates, presentations etc in the presence of multiple communication modalities. Typical modalities include gestures (e.g., raising one's hand for a question, applause), voice and interruption, electronic apparatus (e.g., pressing a button), movement (e.g., standing-up, moving around) etc. ROTUNDE, an instance of smart meeting cinematography concept, aims to: (a) develop functionality-driven benchmarks with respect to the Interpretation and control capabilities of human-cinematographers, real-time video editors, surveillance personnel, and typical human performance in everyday situations; (b) Develop general tools for the commonsense Cognitive Interpretation of dynamic scenes from the viewpoint of visuo-spatial cognition centred perceptual narrativisation. Particular emphasis is placed on declarative representations and interfacing mechanisms that seamlessly integrate within large-scale Cognitive (interaction) systems and companion technologies consisting of diverse AI sub-components. For instance, the envisaged tools would provide general capabilities for high-level commonsense reasoning about space, events, actions, change, and interaction.
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AAAI Workshop: Space, Time, and Ambient Intelligence - ROTUNDE: a smart meeting cinematography initiative - tools, datasets, and benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and control
2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:Rotunde - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative : Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
Mehul Bhatt - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ROTUNDE - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative: Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
arXiv: Artificial Intelligence, 2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:We construe smart meeting cinematography with a focus on professional situations such as meetings and seminars, possibly conducted in a distributed manner across socio-spatially separated groups. The basic objective in smart meeting cinematography is to interpret professional interactions involving people, and automatically produce dynamic recordings of discussions, debates, presentations etc in the presence of multiple communication modalities. Typical modalities include gestures (e.g., raising one's hand for a question, applause), voice and interruption, electronic apparatus (e.g., pressing a button), movement (e.g., standing-up, moving around) etc. ROTUNDE, an instance of smart meeting cinematography concept, aims to: (a) develop functionality-driven benchmarks with respect to the Interpretation and control capabilities of human-cinematographers, real-time video editors, surveillance personnel, and typical human performance in everyday situations; (b) Develop general tools for the commonsense Cognitive Interpretation of dynamic scenes from the viewpoint of visuo-spatial cognition centred perceptual narrativisation. Particular emphasis is placed on declarative representations and interfacing mechanisms that seamlessly integrate within large-scale Cognitive (interaction) systems and companion technologies consisting of diverse AI sub-components. For instance, the envisaged tools would provide general capabilities for high-level commonsense reasoning about space, events, actions, change, and interaction.
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AAAI Workshop: Space, Time, and Ambient Intelligence - ROTUNDE: a smart meeting cinematography initiative - tools, datasets, and benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and control
2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:Rotunde - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative : Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
Jakob Suchan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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ROTUNDE - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative: Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
arXiv: Artificial Intelligence, 2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:We construe smart meeting cinematography with a focus on professional situations such as meetings and seminars, possibly conducted in a distributed manner across socio-spatially separated groups. The basic objective in smart meeting cinematography is to interpret professional interactions involving people, and automatically produce dynamic recordings of discussions, debates, presentations etc in the presence of multiple communication modalities. Typical modalities include gestures (e.g., raising one's hand for a question, applause), voice and interruption, electronic apparatus (e.g., pressing a button), movement (e.g., standing-up, moving around) etc. ROTUNDE, an instance of smart meeting cinematography concept, aims to: (a) develop functionality-driven benchmarks with respect to the Interpretation and control capabilities of human-cinematographers, real-time video editors, surveillance personnel, and typical human performance in everyday situations; (b) Develop general tools for the commonsense Cognitive Interpretation of dynamic scenes from the viewpoint of visuo-spatial cognition centred perceptual narrativisation. Particular emphasis is placed on declarative representations and interfacing mechanisms that seamlessly integrate within large-scale Cognitive (interaction) systems and companion technologies consisting of diverse AI sub-components. For instance, the envisaged tools would provide general capabilities for high-level commonsense reasoning about space, events, actions, change, and interaction.
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AAAI Workshop: Space, Time, and Ambient Intelligence - ROTUNDE: a smart meeting cinematography initiative - tools, datasets, and benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and control
2013Co-Authors: Mehul Bhatt, Jakob Suchan, Christian FreksaAbstract:Rotunde - A Smart Meeting Cinematography Initiative : Tools, Datasets, and Benchmarks for Cognitive Interpretation and Control
Lidia Ogiela - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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UBIAS systems in Cognitive Interpretation of medical visualization
Cognitive Techniques in Visual Data Interpretation, 2009Co-Authors: Lidia Ogiela, Marek R. OgielaAbstract:The UBIAS systems described in the previous chapter, designed for analysing medical images, are developed quite rapidly as research has been conducted on analysing and Cognitively categorising images of various lesions occuring within the central nervous system [41, 46].
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UBIAS systems for Cognitive Interpretation and analysis of medical images
Opto-Electronics Review, 2009Co-Authors: Lidia OgielaAbstract:The main subject of this publication is to present a selected class of Cognitive categorisation systems - understanding based image analysis systems (UBIAS) which support analyses of data recorded in the form of images. Cognitive categorisation systems operate by following particular type of thought, Cognitive, and reasoning processes which take place in a human mind and which ultimately lead to making an in-depth description of the analysis and reasoning process. The most important element in this analysis and reasoning process is that it occurs both in the human ability Cognitive/thinking process and in the system’s information/reasoning process that conducts the in-depth Interpretation and analysis of data.
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syntactic approach to Cognitive Interpretation of medical patterns
International Conference on Intelligent Robotics and Applications, 2008Co-Authors: Lidia OgielaAbstract:This paper presents some new ideas and possibilities of applying linguistic formalisms and mathematics aspects, in the form of semantic and Cognitive formalisms, in the new class of intelligent Cognitive vision systems. Such methods are aimed to facilitate the structural and semantic Interpretation and analysis of the meaning of selected medical patterns. The medical patterns based on the presence of Cognitive analysis, Cognitive categorization and Cognitive resonance. Cognitive resonance, Cognitive categorization, semantic analysis and Interpretation of image-type data, it's a very difficult process. We construct a new class of intelligent information systems: UBIAS (Understanding Based Image Analysis Systems) systems. The procedures proposed are based on the Cognitive Interpretation and analysis and categorization model.
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ICIRA (1) - Syntactic Approach to Cognitive Interpretation of Medical Patterns
Intelligent Robotics and Applications, 2008Co-Authors: Lidia OgielaAbstract:This paper presents some new ideas and possibilities of applying linguistic formalisms and mathematics aspects, in the form of semantic and Cognitive formalisms, in the new class of intelligent Cognitive vision systems. Such methods are aimed to facilitate the structural and semantic Interpretation and analysis of the meaning of selected medical patterns. The medical patterns based on the presence of Cognitive analysis, Cognitive categorization and Cognitive resonance. Cognitive resonance, Cognitive categorization, semantic analysis and Interpretation of image-type data, it's a very difficult process. We construct a new class of intelligent information systems: UBIAS (Understanding Based Image Analysis Systems) systems. The procedures proposed are based on the Cognitive Interpretation and analysis and categorization model.
Jane Holmes - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Attachment relationships as predictors of Cognitive Interpretation and response bias in late adolescence.
Journal of Child and Family Studies, 2001Co-Authors: Paula M. Barrett, Jane HolmesAbstract:We investigated behavioural and Cognitive representations of attachment style. Specifically, we sought to test continuity in attachment style and whether participants' perceptions of their attachments to parents, peers, and romantic partners would predict Cognitive Interpretation and responses to 12 ambiguous situation scenarios. Participants were 161 undergraduate students (17–20 years) who completed the Parental Bonding Instrument, the Attachment Style Questionnaire and the Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (peer subscale). Participants then indicated whether they interpreted ambiguous situations as threatening versus non-threatening and how they would respond (proactively, aggressively, or avoidantly). Regression analyses revealed that insecure parental attachments were the main predictor of participants' Interpretations and their planned responses, followed by romantic attachments. Peer attachments played little role in the predictions. These results suggest that Interpretation of situations and subsequent plans of action may be influenced by attachment related experiences. We discuss our findings in terms of their relevance to attachment theory and their application to our understanding of the concepts of attachment in development of interpersonal relationships.