Effective management and exploitation of multimedia documents requires extraction of the underlying semantics. Multimedia analysis algorithms can produce fairly rich but imprecise information about a multimedia document. In this paper, a multimedia reasoning architecture is presented using the fuzzy extension of expressive SHIN, f-SHIN. First a segmentation algorithm generates a set of over-segmented regions and a classification process is employed to assign those regions with semantic labels. A semantic-based refinement of the segmentation is follows and this information initializes the ABox of a fuzzy-knowledge that is used for multimedia reasoning. The proposed approach was tested on outdoor domain and shows promising results.
['Nikos Simou', 'Thanos Athanasiadis', 'Vassilis Tzouvaras', 'Stefanos D. Kollias']
Multimedia Reasoning with f-SHIN