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....properties (or metadata) that are associated with information content and its lifecycle. They will provide the fundamental infrastructure for modeling metadata and for refinement through sub classing. A review of a number of metadata models (including IFLA [5] CIDOC [21] INDECS [26] MPEG 7 [8], and Dublin Core[3] reveals the following common entities: Resources . Events . Inputs and Outputs . Acts (and associated Acts and Roles) Context (consisting of Time and Place) Event Relations A UML model of these entities and their relationship to each other is shown in the UML ....

"MPEG-7 Requirements Document," International Organisation for Standardisation, Requirements IDO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, October 1998.

.... for the use of XML as a basis for MRML is the large number of free XML tools available such as parsers and tools to evaluate files in XML format (XML Query Language) XML is about to become the main description language for all kinds of meta data on the internet and may also be used in MPEG 7 [5], thus ensuring the long term support of its specifications. Graceful degradation: independent development on a common base Graceful degradation is the key to successful independent extension of MRML. The basic principles can be summarised as follows: servers and clients which do not recognize ....

MPEG Requirements Group. MPEG-7: Context and objectives (version 10 Atlantic City). Doc. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, International Organisation for Standardisation, October 1998.

....for the use of XML as a basis for MRML is the large number of free XML tools available such as parsers and tools to evaluate les in XML format. XML is about to become the main description language for all kinds of meta data on the internet and may also be used as content descriptors in MPEG 7 [10], thus ensuring the long term support of its speci cations. 2.1.3 Graceful degradation Graceful degradation is the key to successful independent extension of MRML. The basic principles can be summarized as follows: servers and clients which do not recognize an XML element or attribute ....

MPEG Requirements Group. MPEG-7: Context and objectives (version 10 Atlantic City). Doc. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, International Organisation for Standardisation, October 1998.

....it has less room for negotiation. MPEG 7, the Multimedia Content Description Interface aims to standardise metadata for multimedia and is still under development. Its remit is descriptive metadata, for the purposes of searching; it does not mandate automatic extraction, nor does it prohibit it [23]. It is expected that the standard will be ready by 2000. 6. Caching and Prefetching Previous studies into dynamic migrating filesystem highlighted the advantages of intelligent caching mechanisms [1] These results are relevant to the current work: multi media data can be distributed on demand ....

MPEG-7, International Organisation for Standardisation, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, MPEG, Bristol, 1997. http://drogo.cselt.stet.it/mpeg/bristol/mpeg-7_seminar.htm

....of the entire collection. This can result in a collection containing several highly dissimilar image groups, with relatively high within group similarity, leading to great apparent improvements in performance. A good candidate for a standard collection could be the images and videos from MPEG 7 [7]. Unfortunately they may not be shown on the web, and the collection is expensive. Alternatively, CBIR researchers could develop their own collection. Such a project is underway at the University of Washington in Seattle [1] This collection is freely available and This work was supported in part ....

MPEG Requirements Group. MPEG-7: Context and objectives (version 10 Atlantic City). Doc. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, International Organisation for Standardisation, October 1998.

....of the entire collection. This can result in a collection containing several highly dissimilar image groups, with relatively high within group similarity, leading to great apparent improvements in performance. A good candidate for a standard collection could be the images and videos from MPEG 7 [6]. Unfortunately they may not be shown on the web, and the collection is expensive. Alternatively, CBIR researchers could develop their own collection. Such a project is underway at the University of Washington in Seattle (see http: www.cs.washington.edu research imagedatabase This work was ....

MPEG Requirements Group. MPEG-7: Context and objectives (version 10 Atlantic City). Doc. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, International Organisation for Standardisation, October 1998.

....of the entire collection. This can result in a collection containing several highly dissimilar image groups, with relatively high within group similarity, leading to great apparent improvements in performance. A good candidate for a standard collection could be the images and videos from MPEG 7 [6]. Unfortunately they may not be shown on the web, and the collection is expensive. Alternatively, CBIR researchers could develop their own collection. Such a project is underway at the University of Washington in Seattle (see http: www.cs.washington.edu research imagedatabase groundtruth ) This ....

MPEG Requirements Group. MPEG-7: Context and objectives (version 10 Atlantic City). Doc. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, International Organisation for Standardisation, October 1998.

....by URL. Many existing CBIRSs use the Corel image collections for an evaluation that contain groups of 100 images each with roughly the same subject. Still, the images are rather expensive and copyrighted and the choice of groups determines the diculty of the query task. The images of MPEG 7 [9] are as well copyrighted and might not be used in publications or on the Internet which makes them unusable for a performance comparison between systems. Another possibility is the image collection of the Department of Water Resources (DWR, http: elib.cs.berkeley.edu photos tarlist.txt) in ....

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MPEG-4 Overview. INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FOR STANDARDISATION, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 N4668, March 2002.

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MPEG96/1162 Microsoft Software C++ implementation of MPEG-4 Video VM 4.x. International Organisation for Standardisation, Oct. 1996.

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MPEG Video CD Editorial Committee, International Organisation for Standardisation, MPEG 90/176 Rev. 2: MPEG Video Committee Draft, Dec. 1990.

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