This paper presents the MusiClef data set, a multimodal data set of professionally annotated music. It includes editorial meta-data about songs, albums, and artists, as well as MusicBrainz identifiers to facilitate linking to other data sets. In addition, several audio features (generic low

This bibliography is intended to serve as an aid in reviewing the issues related to promoting community engagement and community-engaged scholarship at health professional schools. Documents were selected based on those works that were found to

The aim of this annotated bibliography is to enable researchers, practitioners, policy makers and organizations with an interest in issues of teacher professionalism and teachers ’ professional development to elicit the latest evidence and understanding about teachers ’ lives and professional

This paper considers how multimedia communications technologies can support reflective learning by distributed professionals, following their participation in group tasks. In particular, we report on the uses made by collaborating practitioners of stored voice messages, called voice annotations

Abstract: This paper presents an automatic annotation method for professional literature. Through comparing with other storage formats and literary styles, we summarize two features of professional literature, and then propose three assumptions. To improve annotation efficiency firstly the method

(Publications) Presented alphabetically by author's name in, the first of a two volume annotated bibliography are 602 abstracts of scientific and public education literature on cerebral palsy published through 1971. The entries are said to focus on children under 2 years of age whose

This annotated bibliography reviews some of the leadership development training programs currently being offered to business, industry, and educational personnel. Section 1 focuses on programs for corporate personnel. Section 2 reviews both preparatory and continuing professional education programs

For my husband, BJ iv Acknowledgments This dissertation would never have been completed (or started, for that matter) with-out the help and support of many people. First, many thanks to my advisor, James Pustejovsky, whose encouragement, knowledge, and sense of humor made this disser-tation (and our book!) not only possible, but more fun than I could have expected. Thanks also to all the professors and researchers who provided me with guidance and listened to my ideas over the years: Rick Altman, Vincent Carey, George Hirpc-sak, Guergana Savova, and Nianwen Xue. Special thanks to Marc Verhagen, who was always willing answer my questions and provide feedback on paper drafts and new ideas, and to Lotus Goldberg, for keeping me grounded with her excellent advice and sense of perspective. Writing this dissertation was made easier by the people who shared the experience with me. Thanks to Anna Rumshisky and Roser Saur̀ı, for their moral support and proving that there is life after grad school; to Jessica Moszkowicz for being my mentor and friend through my years at Brandeis; to Alex Plotnick for asking the hard questions, but also for sharing a sense of the absurd; and to Seohyun Im, my comrade-in-arms throughout the dissertation writing process. Thanks also to everyone who

annotation, direct manipulation, graphical user interfaces, photo libraries, drag-and-drop, label placement 1. Introduction Adding captions to photos is a time-consuming and error prone task for professional photographers, editors, librarians, curators, scholars, and amateur photographers. In many

This paper reviews a number of recently available techniques in contentanalysis of visual media and their application to the indexing, retrieval,abstracting, relevance assessment, interactive perception, annotation and re-use of visualdocuments. 1. Background A few years ago, the problems