Speech for Multimedia Information Retrieval

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We describe the Informediatm News-on-Demand system. News-on-Demand is an innovative example of indexing and searching broadcast video and audio material by text content. The fully-automatic system monitors TV news and allows selective retrieval of news items based on spoken queries. The user then plays the appropriate video "paragraph". The system runs on a Pentium PC using MPEG-I video compression and the Sphinx-II continuous speech recognition system [6].

Alexander G. Hauptmann, Michael J. Witbrock, Alexa

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Continuous Speech Recognition | MPEG-I Video Compression | Software Engineering | UIST 1995 | Video |

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Added	26 Aug 2010
Updated	26 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1995
Where	UIST
Authors	Alexander G. Hauptmann, Michael J. Witbrock, Alexander I. Rudnicky

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