Multimodal Data Processing and Semantic Analysis
A special issue of Informatics (ISSN 2227-9709). This special issue belongs to the section "Big Data Mining and Analytics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2021) | Viewed by 14314
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Digital content derives, nowadays, from multiple sources and platforms, such as mobile audiovisual capturing devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops), video streaming applications, multimedia and audiovisual productions, social media and interactive web services pursuing audience engagement, etc. In this context, enormous data collections are either formed in cloud infrastructures or stored locally in big databases. The effective management of these data requires the development of intelligent description mechanisms for searching and retrieval purposes, relying on smart metadata processing. Combined with state-of-the-art machine and deep learning architectures, this featured multimodal data processing aims at offering the desired semantic annotating and conceptualization.
This Special Issue Call for Papers (CfP) in “Multimodal Data Processing and Semantic Interpretation” aims at covering all aspects of semantic analysis in digital content, i.e., text, audio, image, and video, such as semantic annotation and processing, multimodal data stream monitoring, audiovisual metadata extraction and management, data summarization, highlighting, and visualization. Multidisciplinary efforts in the field are welcomed, combining natural language processing with machine and deep learning architectures for deploying content classification, intelligent multimodal searching and retrieval, and generally smart services for big data applications. The contributions could include fully implemented systems and their thorough evaluation, concepts for design frameworks, established multimedia system integrations, user studies, as well as work in progress in this scientific field. The main goal of the journal is to publish innovative ideas in this scientific area providing state-of-the-art academic research activities along with multimodal industry implementations.
The current Special Issue welcomes original research work in, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Multimedia data description, annotation, and semantic processing;
- Content-based searching and retrieval;
- Audiovisual production and QoS/QoE;
- Machine and deep learning implementations in multimodal content (audio, image, video, text);
- Sentiment analysis and bias detection in multimedia content;
- Intelligent systems and multimodal web services;
- Big data analysis and modeling;
- Fake content detection and content authentication;
- Smart tools and applications in multimedia;
- Semantic analysis, classification, and visualization;
- Metadata mechanisms;
- Natural language processing and thematic classification (i.e., hate speech);
- Geolocation detection.
Dr. Rigas Kotsakis
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Audiovisual processing
- Natural language processing
- Semantic analysis
- Semantic classification
- Multimedia management
- Multimedia streaming and monitoring
- Multimedia production
- Content authentication
- Multimedia applications
