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....more advanced optimization strategies like cross media optimization or optimization driven materialization. Further, neither format independence nor the irreversibility problem are addressed. Within the AMOS project at GMD IPSI a concept called presentation independence has been developed [14]. This abstraction aims at optimizing pre orchestrated presentations for differently equipped clients. The QoS of such a presentation automatically adapts to the client s facilities at run time. There are, however, no operations for ad hoc creation or modification of presentations. Thus, the ....
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Rakow, T., Klas, W., Neuhold, E.: Abstractions for Multimedia Database Systems. In: Proc. 2 nd Int. Workshop on Multimedia Information Systems (West Point, New York, USA, Sept. 26--28), 1996.
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Rakow, T., Klas, W., Neuhold, E.: Abstractions for Multimedia Database Systems. In: Proc. 2 nd Int. Workshop on Multimedia Information Systems (West Point, New York, USA, Sept. 26--28), 1996.
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Rakow, T., Klas, W., Neuhold, E.: Abstractions for Multimedia Database Systems. In: Proc. 2 nd Int. Workshop on Multimedia Information Systems (West Point, New York, USA, Sept. 26--28), 1996.
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Rakow, T., Klas, W., Neuhold, E.: Abstractions for Multimedia Database Systems. In: Proc. 2 nd Int. Workshop on Multimedia Information Systems (West Point, New York, USA, Sept. 26--28), 1996.
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