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Extracting Semantics Through Dynamic Context

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In this chapter, we introduce an MPEG-7 friendly system to extract semantics of aerial image regions semiautomatically, through the mediation of user feedback. Geographic information applications are unique in that their domain is highly dynamic. Such data sets are a singularly appropriate environment in which to illustrate our approach to emergent semantics extraction.

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Li, X., Grosky, W., Patel, N., Fotouhi, F. (2007). Extracting Semantics Through Dynamic Context. In: Petrushin, V.A., Khan, L. (eds) Multimedia Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-799-2_15

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