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This article proposes to consider all the links existing between documents, as a new artifact for browsing through multimedia archives. In particular, links between static documents and other media are presented in this article through Inquisitor, FriDoc and FaericWorld, i.e. three distinct document-centric systems, which allow (a) browsing (b) validation of annotations, and (c) edition of annotations or documents. Inquisitor illustrates the intra-document links between a raw document and its abstract representations. It is the base level, i.e. the closest to the raw media. FriDoc illustrates the cross-documents links, in particular temporal ones, between documents at the event level, which strictly connect documents captured at the same occasion (e.g. a meeting, a conference, etc.). Finally, FaericWorld proposes cross-documents linking as a novel artifact for browsing and searching through a cross-event multimedia library. This article describes those three systemvs and the various types of links that can be built between documents. Finally, the paper presents the result of a user evaluation of FriDoc and briefly discusses the usefulness of cross-documents linking, and in particular document alignments, for browsing through multimedia archives.
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Rigamonti, M., Lalanne, D., Evéquoz, F., Ingold, R. (2006). Browsing Multimedia Archives Through Intra- and Multimodal Cross-Documents Links. In: Renals, S., Bengio, S. (eds) Machine Learning for Multimodal Interaction. MLMI 2005. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 3869. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/11677482_10
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