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Multimedia Data Engineering Applications and Processing - Shu-Ching Chen

Multimedia Data Engineering Applications and Processing

By: Shu-Ching Chen (Editor), Mei-Ling Shyu (Editor)

Hardcover | 28 February 2013

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With a variety of media types, multimedia data engineering has emerged as a new opportunity to create techniques and tools that empower the development of the next generation of multimedia databases and information systems.

Multimedia Data Engineering Applications and Processing presents different aspects of multimedia data engineering and management research. This collection of recent theories, technologies and algorithms brings together a detailed understanding of multimedia engineering and its applications. This reference source will be of essential use for researchers, scientists, professionals and software engineers in the field of multimedia.

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