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MMSP 1997: Princeton, New Jersey, USA
- Yao Wang, Amy R. Reibman, Biing-Hwang Juang, Tsuhan Chen, Sun-Yuan Kung:
First IEEE Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing, MMSP 1997, Princeton, New Jersey, USA, June 23-25, 1997. IEEE 1997, ISBN 0-7803-3780-8
Multimodal Interaction and Media Integration
- Lionel Revéret, Christian Benoît:
Lip parameters extraction based on projection of raw images onto reference shapes. 1-6 - Jialin Zhong, Wu Chou, Eric Petajan:
Acoustic driven viseme identification for face animation. 7-12 - Jay J. Williams, Janet C. Rutledge, Dean C. Garstecki, Aggelos K. Katsaggelos
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Frame rate and viseme analysis for multimedia applications. 13-18 - Ram Rao, Russell M. Mersereau, Tsuhan Chen:
Using HMMs in audio-to-visual conversion. 19-24 - Ronan MacLaverty, Irek Defée:
Multimodal interaction in multimedia applications. 25-30 - Yacine Bellik:
Media integration in multimodal interfaces. 31-36 - Pascal Teissier, Jean-Luc Schwartz, Anne Guérin-Dugué:
Models for audiovisual fusion in a noisy-vowel recognition task. 37-44 - Thomas S. Huang, Christopher Paul Hess, Hao Pan, Zhi-Pei Liang:
A neuronet approach to information fusion. 45-50
Speech and Audio Processing and Analysis
- Christopher A. Lanciani, Ronald W. Schafer:
Psychoacoustically-based processing of MPEG-I layer 1-2 encoded signals. 53-58 - E. Bryan George, Yinong Ding, Susan Yim:
Fixed frame rate ABS/OLA sinusoidal modeling applied to polyphonic music synthesis. 59-64 - Leonello Tarabella, Massimo Magrini, Giuseppe Scapellato:
Devices for interactive computer music and computer graphics performances. 65-70 - Alvin W. Y. Su, Liang San-Fu:
Synthesis of plucked-string tones by physical modeling with recurrent neural networks. 71-76 - M. Paley, C. Lueck:
Object-oriented framework for audio compression research. 77-82 - Ngai-Man Cheung, Steven Trautmann:
Genetic algorithm approach to head-related transfer functions modeling in 3-D sound system. 83-88 - Steven Trautmann, Ngai-Man Cheung:
Wavetable music synthesis for multimedia and beyond. 89-94 - Yinong Ding, Xiaoshu Qian:
Estimating sinusoidal parameters of musical tones based on global waveform fitting. 95-100 - Nicholas J. Sieger, Ahmed H. Tewfik:
Audio coding for conversion to MIDI. 101-106 - Yoav Medan, Uzi Shvadron:
Asynchronous rate conversion. 107-112 - Wonha Kim, Yu Hen Hu, Truong Q. Nguyen:
Joint optimization of lattice vector quantizer and entropy coder for a Laplacian source. 113-118 - Erdal Paksoy, Alan McCree, Vishu Viswanathan, John Linn:
A variable-rate CELP coder for fast remote voicemail retrieval using a notebook computer. 119-124 - Ya-Chin Chen, Tania Stathaki, Anthony G. Constantinides:
Nonlinear adaptive prediction of nonstationary signals with application to speech coding. 125-130 - Zijun Yang, Jozsef Vass, Yunxin Zhao, Xinhua Zhuang:
High performance CELP coder utilizing a novel adaptive forward-backward LPC quantization. 131-136 - Kim T. Petersen, John Aasted Sørensen, Steffen Duus Hansen:
Objective speech quality assessment of compounded digital telecommunication systems. 137-142
Image and Video Coding
- Bing-Bing Chai, Jozsef Vass, Xinhua Zhuang:
Significance-linked connected component analysis for high performance low bit rate wavelet coding. 145-150 - Dimitrios Tzovaras
, Michael G. Strintzis:
Optimal reduced pyramid interpolation for lossless and progressive image coding. 151-156 - Mei-Yin Shen, C.-C. Jay Kuo:
Artifact reduction for JPEG-compressed images with VQ and linear estimation. 157-162 - Sébastien Diana, Éric Trupin, Yves Lecourtier, Jacques Labiche:
An assistant to the modelisation of forms. 163-168 - J. Paris, J. Alamanac, R. Mateu, X. Masvidal, Xavier Ginesta:
Low bit rate software-only wavelet video coding. 169-174 - Shu Lin, Yun Q. Shi:
Region-based adaptive DWT video coding using dense motion field. 175-180 - Anthony Vetro, Huifang Sun:
Joint rate control for coding multiple video objects. 181-186 - Yen-Kuang Chen, Sun-Yuan Kung:
Rate optimization by true motion estimation. 187-194 - Zixiang Xiong, Tihao Chiang, Ya-Qin Zhang:
Global motion compensation for low bitrate video coding. 195-200 - Fang-Hsuan Cheng, San-Nan Sun:
New fast motion estimation algorithm for video coding. 201-206 - Lurng-Kuo Liu:
Dynamic search range motion estimation for video coding. 207-212 - Pohsiang Hsu, K. J. Ray Liu, Tsuhan Chen:
2-D mesh motion compensation with adaptive interpolation. 213-218 - J. A. Provine, Leonard T. Bruton:
Image mapped 3D model based coding for videoconferencing type applications. 219-224 - Susie J. Wee, Bhaskaran Vasudev:
Splicing MPEG video streams in the compressed domain. 225-230
Scene Analysis, Modeling, and Virtual Environments
- Ru-Shang Wang, Yao Wang:
Facial feature extraction and tracking in video sequences. 233-238 - Jung Il Choi, Che-Woo La, Phill-Kyu Rhee, Yong-Lai Bae:
Face and eye location algorithms for visual user interface. 239-244 - Hai Tao, Homer H. Chen, Thomas S. Huang:
Analysis and compression of facial animation parameter set (FAPs). 245-250 - Shoji Tanaka, Masayuki Inoue, Michitoshi Ishiwaka, Seiki Inoue:
A method for extracting and analyzing "Kansei" factors from pictures. 251-256 - P. Erhan Eren, Candemir Toklu, A. Murat Tekalp:
Object-based video manipulation and composition using 2D meshes in VRML. 257-261 - Zhibin Lei, David B. Cooper:
Interactive shape modeling. 262-267 - Jia-Ching Cheng, José M. F. Moura:
Model-based recognition of human walking in dynamic scenes. 268-273 - Lawrence S. Chen, Thomas S. Huang, Jörn Ostermann:
Animated talking head with personalized 3D head model. 274-279 - Lutz Falkenhagen:
Block-based depth estimation from image triples with unrestricted camera setup. 280-285 - Jochen Wingbermühle, Sebastian Weik, A. Kopernik:
Highly realistic modeling of persons for 3D videoconferencing systems. 286-291 - Minjeong Lee, Jesung Ahn, Huenjoo Lee, Minsoo Suk:
Webber: a networked virtual environment system. 292-297
Content Analysis and Representation for Multimedia Databases
- John R. Smith, Shih-Fu Chang:
SaFe: a general framework for integrated spatial and feature image search. 301-306 - Tsuneki Haizuka, Seiki Inoue:
Video browsing system based on scenarios and camera operations. 307-312 - Michal Irani, Harpreet S. Sawhney, Rakesh Kumar, P. Anandan:
Interactive content-based video indexing and browsing. 313-318 - Liming Chen, Pascal Faudemay:
Multi-criteria video segmentation for TV news. 319-324 - Sergio D. Servetto, Kannan Ramchandran, Thomas S. Huang:
A successively refinable wavelet-based representation for content-based image retrieval. 325-330 - Omid E. Kia, David S. Doermann:
The role of compressed document images in transmission and retrieval. 331-336 - Vikrant Kobla, David S. Doermann:
Extraction of features for indexing MPEG-compressed video. 337-342 - Zhu Liu, Jincheng Huang, Yao Wang, Tsuhan Chen:
Audio feature extraction and analysis for scene classification. 343-348 - Shoujio He, N. Abe:
A structural representation and its application to image retrieval. 349-354
Digital Watermarking
- Minerva M. Yeung, Frederick C. Mintzer, Gordon W. Braudaway, A. Ravishankar Rao:
Digital watermarking for high-quality imaging. 357-362 - Christine Podilchuk, Wenjun Zeng:
Perceptual watermarking of still images. 363-368 - Mitchell D. Swanson, Bin B. Zhu, Benson Chau, Ahmed H. Tewfik:
Object-based transparent video watermarking. 369-374
Multimedia Transport over Wireless and Packet Networks
- Tse-Hua Lan, Ahmed H. Tewfik:
Adaptive low power multimedia wireless communications. 377-382 - Xiang-Gen Xia:
Channel estimation in low SNR environments using chirp signals and joint time-frequency filters. 383-388 - Chiung-Shien Wu, Gin-Kou Ma, Bao-Shuh Paul Lin:
Personal mobile multimedia communications in a wireless WAN environment. 389-394 - Charles Thompson, Kavitha Chandra, Sudha Mulpur, Jimmie L. Davis:
Packet delays in multiplexed video streams. 395-400 - Wenwu Zhu, Yiwei Thomas Hou, Yao Wang, Ya-Qin Zhang:
Modeling and simulation of MPEG-2 video transport over ATM networks considering the jitter effect. 401-406 - Murari Srinivasan, Rama Chellappa, Philippe Burlina:
Adaptive source-channel subband video coding for wireless channels. 407-412 - Fu-Yen Kuo, Gin-Kou Ma:
On performance of the wavelet domain multirate transmission for wireless multimedia. 413-418 - Yao Wang, Michael T. Orchard, Amy R. Reibman
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Multiple description image coding for noisy channels by pairing transform coefficients. 419-424
Multimedia System Design and Implementation
- Sun-Yuan Kung, Yen-Kuang Chen:
On architectural styles for multimedia signal processors. 427-432 - Johannes Kneip, Mladen Berekovic
, Peter Pirsch:
An algorithm-hardware-system approach to VLIW multimedia processors. 433-438 - Rita Cucchiara, Alessandro Callipo, Massimo Piccardi
:
Block processing on multiprocessor DSPs for multimedia applications. 439-444 - Kwong H. Goh, Weisi Lin, Bee June Tye, G. A. Powell, T. Ohya, S. Adachi:
Real time full-duplex H.263 video codec system. 445-450 - Masahiro Iwadare, Nobuhiro Ohdate, Hiroshi Matsuo, Masanobu Sato:
Compact multimedia players with PC memory cards-silicon view and shopping navigation. 451-456 - Irek Defée, Marc Freynet, Pekka Luoma, Jyri Lankinen:
Development of a media server system based on the DAVIC standard. 457-462 - Mat Hans:
An MPEG audio decoder based on 16-bit integer arithmetic and SIMD usage. 463-468 - Susan Yim, Yinong Ding, E. Bryan George:
A real-time MIDI music synthesis system using sinusoidal modeling on a TI TMS320C32 digital signal processor. 469-474 - Antonio Ortega, Fabio Carignano, Serge Ayer, Martin Vetterli:
Soft caching: web cache management techniques for images. 475-480
Multimedia Application Systems
- Seiki Inoue, Michitoshi Ishiwaka, Shoji Tanaka:
An image expression room-COMI&CS (computer organized media integration and communication system). 483-488 - Horace J. Meng, Di Zhong, Shih-Fu Chang:
A distributed system for editing and browsing compressed video over the network. 489-494 - Akio Yamada, Mutsumi Ohta:
Visual text reader for virtual image communication on networks. 495-500 - Henry S. Baird, Jianying Hu, Ramanujan S. Kashi:
Next-generation multimedia messaging. 501-506 - Patricia Morreale
:
Distributed multimedia education with real-time feedback. 507-512 - Jenq-Neng Hwang, Sachin G. Deshpande, Ming-Ting Sun:
Multimedia features for course-on-demand in distance learning. 513-518 - Ryohei Nakatsu, Naoko Tosa:
Inter communication theater-towards the realization of interactive movies. 519-524 - Marc Gandar, Daniel Mlynek, Adam Osseiran:
A low cost multimedia tool for telemedicine network rapid design. 525-530 - Richard P. Schumeyer, Edwin A. Heredia, Kenneth E. Barner:
Region of interest priority coding for sign language videoconferencing. 531-536 - Jaakko J. Sauvola, Omid E. Kia:
Hyperdocument management for compression, transmission and processing. 537-542
Demonstrations
- John R. Smith, Shih-Fu Chang:
Enhancing image search engines in visual information environments. 545-552 - Horace J. Meng, Di Zhong, Shih-Fu Chang:
WebClip: a WWW video editing/browsing system. 553-557 - Stephen Jacobs, Alexandros Eleftheriadis:
Real-time dynamic rate shaping and control for Internet video applications. 558-563 - Yin Chan, Sun-Yuan Kung:
A hierarchical algorithm for image retrieval by sketch. 564-569 - Daniel Reininger, Maximilian Ott
, Georg Michelitsch, Girish Welling:
Scalable QOS control for VBR video servers. 570-575 - Tihao Chiang, Hung-Ju Lee, Sassan Pejhan, Iraj Sodagar, Ya-Qin Zhang:
Demonstration of the MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and H.263 video coding standards. 576-580 - Behzad Shahraray, David C. Gibbon:
Pictorial transcripts: multimedia processing applied to digital library creation. 581-586 - I-Jong Lin, Sun-Yuan Kung:
A recursively structured solution for handwriting and speech recognition. 587-592
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