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A Relation-Based Contextual Approach for Efficient Multimedia Analysis
In this paper we present our research work on the identification of high-level concepts within multimedia documents through the introduction and utilization of contextual relations. A conceptual ontology is introduced, as the means of exploiting the visual context of images, in terms of high-level concepts and region types they consist of. A meaningful combination of these features results in a computationally efficient handling of visual context and extraction of mid-level characteristics towards the ultimate goal of semantic multimedia analysis. Evaluation results are presented on a medium-size dataset, consisting of 1435 images, 25 region types and 6 high-level concepts derived from the beach domain of interest.