Multimedia data mining involves extracting high-level knowledge and information from large multimedia databases. It includes constructing multimedia data cubes to facilitate multi-dimensional analysis of multimedia data and mining various types of knowledge such as summarization, classification, and association. Features are extracted from multimedia data and represented as vectors or tuples to enable tuple-level mining. Examples of multimedia data mining systems extract image features like color histograms and textures to represent images as points in a multidimensional feature space for analysis.
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Multimedia Data Mining
Multimedia data mining involves extracting high-level knowledge and information from large multimedia databases. It includes constructing multimedia data cubes to facilitate multi-dimensional analysis of multimedia data and mining various types of knowledge such as summarization, classification, and association. Features are extracted from multimedia data and represented as vectors or tuples to enable tuple-level mining. Examples of multimedia data mining systems extract image features like color histograms and textures to represent images as points in a multidimensional feature space for analysis.
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Multimedia Data Mining
Multimedia data mining is the mining of high-level
multimedia information and knowledge from large multimedia databases. It includes the construction of multimedia data cubes which facilitate multiple dimensional analysis of multimedia data and the mining of multiple kinds of knowledge, including summarization, classification and association. The common characteristic in many data mining applications, including many multimedia data mining applications is that, first, specific features of the data are captured as feature vectors or tuples in a table or relation and then tuple-mined. Contd….. There are some examples of multimedia data mining systems. IBM's Query by image content and MIT's Photo book extract image features such as color histograms hues, intensities, shape descriptors, as well as quantities measuring texture.
Once these features have been extracted, each image
in the database may now be thought of as a point in this multidimensional feature space. Another example is Multimedia Miner Multimedia Miner is a system prototype for multimedia data mining which applies multi- dimension database structures, attribute-oriented induction, multi-level association analysis, statistical data analysis, and machine learning approaches for mining different kinds of rules in relational databases and data warehouses. The system contains 4 major components: image excavator for the extraction of images and videos from multimedia repositories, a processor for the extraction of image features and storing recomputed data in database, a user interface, and a search kernel for matching queries with image and video feature in the database. Multimedia Databases:
Multimedia databases include video, images, audio
and text media. They can be stored on extended object-relational or object-oriented databases, or simply on a file system. Multimedia is characterized by its high dimensionality, which makes data mining even more challenging. Data mining from multimedia repositories may require computer vision, computer graphics, image interpretation, and natural language processing methodologies.