VIsual TRAnslator: Linking Perceptions and Natural Language Descriptions
Gerd Herzog, Peter Wazinski
DFKI, Saarbr"ucken, GERMANY
A vision of `Vision and Language' comprises action:
an example from road traffic
Prof. Dr. Hans-Hellmut Nagel
f. Informations- & Datenverarbeitung (IITB), Karlsruhe, GERMANY
What You Say is What You See
Interactive Generation, Manipulation and Modification of
3-D Shapes Based on Verbal Descriptions
Yuri A. TIJERINO, Shinji ABE, Tsutomu MIYASATO, and Fumio KISHINO
ATR, JAPAN
Towards an American Sign Language Interface
Brigitte Dorner and Eli Hagen
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, CANADA
Integrating Natural Language Understanding with Document
Structure Analysis
Suzanne Liebowitz Taylor, Deborah A. Dahl, Mark Lipshutz,
Carl E. Weir, Lewis M. Norton, Roslyn Weidner Nilson and Marcia C. Linebarger
Paramax, UNISYS, USA
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VOL 8. (5-6) 1994-1995
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING:
more computational models and systems
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
[all authors' biographies listed here]
EDITORIAL:
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing:
more computational models and systems
Paul Mc Kevitt
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
PAPERS:
Computational Models for Integrating Linguistic and Visual Information:
A Survey
Rohini Srihari
Buffalo, NY, USA
Grounding Language in Perception
Jeffrey Mark Siskind
Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, CANADA
Connectionist visualisation of tonal structure
Niall Griffith
Computer Science, Exeter, ENGLAND
Use of Captions and other Collateral Text in Understanding Photographs
Rohini Srihari
Buffalo, NY, USA
The DenK-architecture: a pragmatic approach to user-interfaces
R.M.C. Ahn, R.J. Beun, T. Borghuis, H.C. Bunt & C.W.A.M. van Overveld
ITK, THE NETHERLANDS
AI Meets Authoring: User Models for Intelligent Multimedia
Andrew Csinger, Kellogg S. Booth and David Poole
Univ. of Vancouver, CANADA
BOOK REVIEWS:
The search for mind: a new foundation for cognitive science
by O Nuallain, Sean
Norwood, N.J.: Ablex
Nadine Lucas and Jean-Baptiste Berthelin, LIMSI, CNRS, France
Computers and Creativity
by Derek Partridge and Jon Rowe
Oxford: Intellect Press
Stuart Jackson
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
A connectionist natural language generator
by Nigel Ward
Norwood, N.J.: Ablex
Amanda Sharkey
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
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VOL 9. (2-3) 1995
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING:
intelligent multimedia
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
[all authors' biographies listed here]
EDITORIAL:
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing:
intelligent multimedia
Paul Mc Kevitt
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
SITE DESCRIPTIONS:
Research in multimedia Systems at DFKI
Elisabeth Andre and Thomas Rist
DFKI, Saarbr"ucken, GERMANY
Apple Computer's Authoring tools and titles r&d programme
Jim Spohrer
APPLE COMPUTER, Palo Alto, USA
Research into Iconic Communication at the University of Brighton
Colin Beardon
University of Brighton, ENGLAND
Temporal codes within a typology of cooperation between modalities
Jean-Claude Martin, and Dominique Beroule
LIMSI-CNRS, FRANCE
PAPERS:
Research in Multimedia and Multimodal parsing and generation
Mark Maybury
Mitre, USA
A third modality of natural language
Oliviero Stock
IRST, Trento, ITALY
Generating coherent presentations employing textual and visual material
Elisabeth Andre Thomas Rist
DFKI, Saarbr"ucken, GERMANY
The Design of a Model-Based Multimedia Interaction Manager
Yigal Arens and Eduard H. Hovy
ISI, University of Southern California, USA
Discourse Structures in Iconic Communication
Colin Beardon
University of Brighton, ENGLAND
Communicating through pictures
Masoud Yazdani + Stuart Mealing
Computer Science, Univ. of Exeter, ENGLAND
Language visualisation: applications and theoretical foundations of
a primitive-based approach
A. Narayanan, L. Ford, D. Manuel, D. Tallis + M. Yazdani
Computer Science, Univ. of Exeter, ENGLAND
BOOK REVIEWS:
Intelligent Multimedia Interfaces
by Maybury, Mark
AAAI Press.
Elisabeth Maier
DFKI, Saarbr"ucken, GERMANY
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VOL 9. (5-6) 1995
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING:
theory
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
[all authors' biographies listed here]
EDITORIAL:
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing:
theory
Paul Mc Kevitt
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
SITE DESCRIPTIONS:
Ongoing Research Projects at the Institute for the Learning Sciences
Roger Schank and Andrew Fano
North Western, IL, USA
A logical approach to representing and reasoning about space
Antony Cohn, John Gooday, B Bennett and N M Gotta
School of Computing Studies, University of Leeds, ENGLAND
PAPERS:
Memory and Expectations in Learning, Language, and Visual Understanding
Roger Schank and Andrew Fano
North Western, IL, USA
Language, vision and metaphor
Yorick Wilks
Computer Science, Sheffield, ENGLAND
Language and vision: a single perceptual mechanism
Derek Partridge,
Computer Science, Exeter, ENGLAND
Sandy ideas and coloured days: some computational implications
of embodyment
Ronan Reilly
University College Dublin, IRELAND
A comparison of models for fusion of the auditory and
visual sensors in speech perception
Jordi Robert-Ribes, Jean-Luc Schwartz, Pierre Escudier
Institut de la Communication Parlee (ICP), FRANCE
Visible Speech Improves Human Speech Understanding: Implications
for Speech Processing Systems
Laura Thompson and Bill Ogden
NMSU, USA
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(to come)
VOL 1995
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING:
grounding representations
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(to come)
VOL 1995
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING:
recent advances
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1995
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing (Vol. I):
computational models
Although there has been much progress in developing theories, models
and systems in the areas of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and
Vision Processing (VP) there has heretofore been little progress on
integrating these two subareas of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This
book contains a set of edited papers addressing computational models
and systems for the integration of NLP and VP. The papers focus on
site descriptions such as that of the large Japanese $500 million Real
World Computing (RWC) project, on historical philosophical issues, on
systems which have been built and which integrate the processing of
visual scenes together with language about them, and on spatial
relations which appear to be the key to integration. The USA, Japan
and the EU are well-reflected showing up the fact that integration is
a truly international issue. There is no doubt that all of this will
be necessary for the SuperInformationHighways of the future.
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1995
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing (Vol. II):
intelligent multimedia
Although there has been much progress in developing theories, models
and systems in the areas of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and
Vision Processing (VP) there has heretofore been little progress on
integrating these two subareas of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This
book contains a set of edited papers addressing computational
intelligent multimedia for the integration of NLP and VP. The papers
focus on site descriptions such as that of the work at Apple Computer,
California, USA and the DFKI, Saarbr"ucken, Germany, on historical
overviews and philosophical issues, on systems which have been built
and which enable communication through text, speech, touch, video,
graphics and icons, and on the automatic presentation of information
whether it be instruction manuals, statistical information or
visualisation of language. Maybury's original book on Intelligent
Multimedia is also reviewed here. The USA and the EU are
well-reflected showing up the fact that integration is a truly
international issue. There is no doubt that all of this will be
necessary for the SuperInformationHighways of the future.
(to come)
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing (Vol. III):
theory and grounding representations
Integration of Natural Language and Vision Processing (Vol. IV):
recent advances
(to come)
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Artificial Intelligence Review Journal
Special VOLUME on
INTEGRATION OF
NATURAL LANGUAGE AND VISION PROCESSING
Guest Editor:
Paul Mc Kevitt
Department of Computer Science
Regent Court
211 Portobello Street
University of Sheffield
GB- S1 4DP, Sheffield
United Kingdom, EU.
E-mail: p.mckevitt@dcs.sheffield.ac.uk
Although there has been much progress in developing theories, models
and systems in the areas of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and
Vision Processing (VP) there has been little progress on integrating
these two subareas of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
It is not clear why there has not already been much activity in
integrating NLP and VP. Is it because of the long-time reductionist
trend in science up until the recent emphasis on chaos theory,
non-linear systems, and emergent behaviour? Or, is it because the
people who have tended to work on NLP tend to be in other Departments,
or of a different ilk, to those who have worked on VP?
Whatever the reason, we believe it is high time to bring together
these two areas of AI research. In this endeavour, we are publishing
three Special issues of Ai review Journal dedicated to site
descriptions, surveys, tutorials, and viewpoints on integrated NLP and
VP research.
CONTACT:
The Journals Editorial Office
Artificial Intelligence Review
Kluwer Academic Publishers
P.O. Box 17
NL- 3300 AA, Dordrecht
The Netherlands
EU.
Artificial Intelligence Review
P.O. Box 230
Accord, MA 02018-0230
USA.
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