Yoshinobu Tonomura
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone
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Journal of Visual Languages and Computing | 1990
Yoshinobu Tonomura; Shinji Abe
This paper clarifies the importance of content oriented visual user interfaces using video icons for visual database systems. Effectiveness of both still and live video images, especially for users browsing and interaction, is shown by usage of the MediaBENCH (hyperMedia Basic ENvironment for Computer and Human interactions) which is a basic prototype multimedia database system. Various methods of handling video data on the MediaBENCH are introduced and discussed to show how video data can be manipulated on visual database systems which deal with spatial and temporal factors. A visual interface using video icons is quite suitable to video editing systems, video mail systems, or other electronic video document systems. Brief application profiles are shown for guidance.
Systems and Computers in Japan | 1993
Shinji Abe; Yoshinobu Tonomura
This paper proposes a method that retrieves a required scene with such dynamic changes as the motion of the object in the scene as the key from the dynamic images stored as the database. In the traditional database, scenes are retrieved using the keyword for each scene, for example. By contrast, in the proposed system the object of retrieval is an arbitrary interval represented by the dynamic images, and the images are retrieved based on the content represented by the dynamic images. The retrieval request from the user is transformed into the functional format, which describes the time-course of changes of the object in the image. The retrieval is based on the primitive characteristic data (PCD) as the management data for the video images, and the condition description factor (CDF) obtained by the transformation of the retrieval request from the user. n n n nAn experiment is attempted where the two-dimensional position coordinate of the object on the scene is used as PCD, and the motion of the object in the scene or the relative motion of more than one object is used as the key to retrieve the desired scene. The effectiveness of the method is verified.
Archive | 2003
Shinji Fukatsu; Yoshinobu Tonomura; Tsutomu Sasaki; Akihito Akutsu
Archive | 2001
Kento Miyaoku; Akihito Akutsu; Yoshinobu Tonomura; Hiroki Shigeyoshi; Kiyoshi Tanaka
Archive | 2001
Kenichi Minami; Yoshinobu Tonomura; Akihito Akutsu; Yukinobu Taniguchi; Takashi Satou
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Akito Akutsu; Taketo Miyaoku; Hiroki Shigeyoshi; Kiyoshi Tanaka; Yoshinobu Tonomura; 佳伸 外村; 健人 宮奥; 清 田中; 宏樹 重吉; 明人 阿久津
Archive | 2002
Kento Miyaoku; Akihito Akutsu; Yoshinobu Tonomura; Hiroki Shigeyoshi; Kiyoshi Tanaka; Takahisa Taura; Hisako Shiohara; Syunsuke Doi
Archive | 2003
Shinji Fukatsu; Tsutomu Sasaki; Yoshinobu Tonomura; 努 佐々木; 佳伸 外村; 真二 深津
Archive | 2001
Akito Akutsu; Taketo Miyaoku; Hiroki Shigeyoshi; Yoshinobu Tonomura; 佳伸 外村; 健人 宮奥; 宏樹 重吉; 明人 阿久津
Archive | 2001
Yoshinobu Tonomura; Hiroki Shigeyoshi; Kiyoshi Tanaka