Principles of Construction of Polymodal Info-Communication Systems based on Multimodal Architectures of Subscriber’s Terminals

Basov, Oleg

doi:10.15622/sp.39.7

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“…Traditional tasks of telecommunication systems to increase the efficiency of using the communication channels, as well as to increase the speed and quality of messages transmission via these channels, can be solved with the help of information theory [16]. As for the newly emerging challenges related to multimodal representation and processing of information, they become the subject matter of the applied information theory [17,18]. This theory shows the effectiveness (informational aspect) of PICS [19].…”

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Multimodal Subscriber Interfaces for Infocommunication Systems

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Kipyatkova

Saveliev

2017

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The quality enhancement of infocommunication systems based on integration of semantically different information transmitted over different communication channels is discussed. The increase of the informational efficiency of the multimodal communication systems is provided by using multimodal subscriber interfaces, compared to traditional telecommunications. The proposed approach is new in the subject area and requires a variety of research studies to develop innovative elements of the theory of multimodal information transmission. A notion of information value is introduced in order to estimate and chose functional structures and parameters that possess the most favorable informational characteristics during development of multimodal communication systems.

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“…x I0 m C m (18) where C m is the credibility of the assessment of the m th introduced object's state; the m th index of the completeness of information is defined as…”

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