Intelligent Text and Image Handling
Proceedings of the "Riao '91" Conference, Barcelona, Spain, 2-5 April 1991
Published on 21. November 1991
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Hardback
1014 pages
978-0-444-89361-1 (ISBN)
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The storage, retrieval and dissemination of the non-structured information found in text, image and sound is the subject of this proceedings. This field is developing rapidly - as the entire information technology industry is a convergence of computing, telecommunications and multimedia techniques. Conditions are continually improving, enabling the needs of users for extensive and convivial access to information to be satisfied. The contributions to this volume encompass, on one hand, recent scientific research, and on the other, demonstrations of prototypes resulting from recent research, as well as the most innovative new products appearing on the market.
The storage, retrieval and dissemination of the non-structured information found in text, image and sound is the subject of this proceedings. This field is developing rapidly - as the entire information technology industry is a convergence of computing, telecommunications and multimedia techniques. Conditions are continually improving, enabling the needs of users for extensive and convivial access to information to be satisfied. The contributions to this volume encompass, on one hand, recent scientific research, and on the other, demonstrations of prototypes resulting from recent research, as well as the most innovative new products appearing on the market.
The storage, retrieval and dissemination of the non-structured information found in text, image and sound is the subject of this proceedings. This field is developing rapidly - as the entire information technology industry is a convergence of computing, telecommunications and multimedia techniques. Conditions are continually improving, enabling the needs of users for extensive and convivial access to information to be satisfied. The contributions to this volume encompass, on one hand, recent scientific research, and on the other, demonstrations of prototypes resulting from recent research, as well as the most innovative new products appearing on the market.
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English
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Oxford
United Kingdom
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Elsevier Science & Technology
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College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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978-0-444-89361-1 (9780444893611)
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Hypermedia 1. Architecture and functions for a conceptual interface to very large online bibliographic collections (M. Agosti, G. Gradenigo, P.G. Marchetti). INIST experience in hyper-document building from bibliographic databases (J. Ducloy, L. Grivel, J.C. Lamirel, X. Polanco, L. Schmitt). Super-library: an environment for the conversion of linear texts into hypertexts (N. Catenazzi, F. Argentesi). A connection graph for user navigation in a large image bank (Ph. Aigrain, V. Longueville). Hypermedia 2. A system for managing multimedia dossiers (F. Cesarini, G. Soda). Classification and information retrieval in hypertext systems (M. Aboud, R. Razouk, S. Sedes, C. Soule-Dupuy). An intelligent multimedia information handling system (D. Davcev, D. Cakmakov). An application of a knowledge communication model for a tutoring system (A. Gramage, M. Garcia del Valle, D.M. Kumpel). Entree des donnees. How to take advantages of word structure in printed character recognition (P.G. De Luca, A. Gisotti). Merging optical character recognition outputs for improved accuracy (J.C. Handley, B.H. Thomas). Visual parsing: an aid to text understanding (M. Holstege, J.Y. Inn, L. Tokuda). Text line extraction and baseline direction (J. Kanai). Automated entry system for handwritten documents (M. Cheriet, C.Y. Suen). Texte structure et architecture de logiciel. SGLM documents and non-linear text retrieval (I.A. MacLeod, D.T. Barnard, D. Hamilton, M. Levison). A hyperdocument model based on the ODA standard (R. Dykiel, M. Mabzouk, J.M. Pinon). The use of retrieval filters to localize information in a hierarchically tagged text-dominated database (F.J. Burkowski). An object-oriented architecture for text retrieval (D. Cutting, J. Pedersen, P.K. Halvorsen). Interfaces. Manipulable inter-medium encodings for information retrieval (A.P. Parkes). LEXITRAN for an easier public access to a patent database (W.A. Turner, P. Buffet, F. Laville). Hypermedia and probabilistic retrieval (M. Dunlop, C.J. van Rijsbergen). Sophocle: a workshop for analysing the written language production in a realistic dialog situation (Y. Polity, J.M. Francony). Langage naturel. Outline of a database model for electronic dictionaries (N.M. Ide, J. Veronis, J. Le Maitre). Multi-experts system for documentary research (W. Mekaouche, J.C. Bassano). Using morpho-syntactic language analysis in phrase matching (A.F. Smeaton, P. Sheridan). An expert-system for French analysis within a multi-mode dialogue to be connected (S. Dami, G. Lallich- Boidin). Multilinguisme. The EUROTRA front end (N. Jaeger). Multingual access to textual databases (K. Radwan, F. Foussier, C. Fluhr). Remote access to the METAL translation system (J.A. Alonso, X.Garc#a, X. Rodellar). Nat-Multilingual: tools for multilingual interfaces in databases (J. Coch di Yacovo, G. Crispino, D. Cukierman, G. Morize, D. Wonsever). Recherche documentaire 1. Experiments on linguistically based term associations (G. Ruge).