A generic architecture for adaptable multimedia services provision

Kazi-Aoul, Zakia; Demeure, Isabelle; Moissinac, Jean-Claude

doi:10.1145/1050873.1050917

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“…• Userenvironment • Availableresources • Contentdescription Thisinformationisspecifiedthroughaprofile.Theaimoftheadaptationistomakethedocument compatible with the current context. Two adaptation types are distinguished (Kazi-Aoul, 2008): Global adaptation; where the presentation composition is adapted by transforming the temporal synchronizationandthespatialpositionofthemedia.Localadaptation;wherethemediaareadapted byapplyingphysicaltransformationsonthem (contentscaling,transcoding,etc. ).…”

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confidence: 99%

HaMA

Saighi

Roose

Ghoualmi

et al. 2017

International Journal of Multimedia Data Engineering and Management

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Nowadays, multimedia documents are omnipresent at any time from and to any devices. However, mobile devices heterogeneity and the various contexts of the user require their adaptation. In this context, the existing systems transform contents to comply with the target constraints. Nevertheless, the current solutions do not exploit the profile semantic benefits to reason upon the context for assisting the adaptation. Furthermore, there is no work that care of adapting HTML pages containing CSS and changing in time, where time specification is declarative (e.g. by means of timesheets). This paper provides an adaptation approach called “Handicap-based Multimedia Adaptation” (HaMA), in which each context constraint corresponds to handicap types in order to discover adaptation services. Thus, a generic ontology is introduced to reason upon the context and then deduces the corresponding handicap in order to infer the suitable adaptation guideline. Also, we propose a method for selecting appropriate services with respect to quality criteria. To validate HaMA, scenarios were implemented.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%