Hi,
For example:
http://stanford.edu/~rubin/pubs/Rubin-IEEEIntelSys-2009.pdf
http://stanford.edu/~rubin/pubs/Channin-JDI-2009.pdf
or others there on Annotation and Image Markup..
Daniel
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We have also been working on semantic tagging of image parts, from the
microscopy realm. We have been working in this area with our Web
Image Browser. This system is designed for annotation of extrememly
large images coming from light and electron microscopy. A demo can be
seen at:
htt
Dear Daniel,
I am very interested in revising the material you have related to image
fragments identification.
I just had a look of your website, could you help me in selecting the 2 or 3
papers that you consider most appropriate in this context?
Thank you
Paolo
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 3:49 PM,
Interesting.
In case you weren't aware, we've done quite a bit on semantic image
annotation and creating and XML schema for specifying regions of images and
the ontology terms to describe them..
I have a number of papers on this on my web site if you're interested..
Daniel
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Hi Michael,
The default is assumed to be pixels. Thanks very much for the suggestion
regarding GeIML.
Subclasses of AO's Selector class have been worked through in some detail for
annotating text, but have not received comparably detailed attention for images.
This is something we are hopi
Hi Micheal,
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Michael Miller
wrote:
> hi tim and scott,
>
> in looking at the ImageSelector, i'm surprised there are no units
> specifically specified, either as a default or as a property. are they
> assumed to be pixels?
>
In the currently defined InitEndCornerS
hi tim and scott,
in looking at the ImageSelector, i'm surprised there are no units
specifically specified, either as a default or as a property. are they
assumed to be pixels?
also, you might want to take a look at GelML
(http://psidev.info/index.php?q=node/448) for a bit more sophisticated way
Hi Scott,
For referring to a portion of an image, let me point you to work in my group
done in collaboration with HCLS Scientific Discourse Task, UCSD, Elsevier, and
one of the major pharmas. Paolo Ciccarese is the main author, and this work is
based on the earlier W3C project Annotea.
AO, An
> In Health Care and Life Science domains, image data is a common form
> of data under discussion so a best practice for referring to an image
> or to an (extractable) feature *within* an image would cover a
> fundamental need in biomedicine to point to 'raw' data as evidence (as
> well as giving
[Scott dusts off old use case and pulls from the shelf. Adjusts
subject of thread. Was: best practice for referring to PDF]
In Health Care and Life Science domains, image data is a common form
of data under discussion so a best practice for referring to an image
or to an (extractable) feature *wit
There will be no BioRDF telcon this week. Next week on Monday Jan. 17,
we will have Tim Clark (confirmed) and Sudeshna Das (pending) from
Scientific Discourse join us to take another look at how we can
connect our work in the area of experiment RDF.
http://esw.w3.org/HCLSIG_BioRDF_Subgroup/Meeting
Hi this is Ajit from Amrita university India. I had a view of DERI Health care
and Life science database.Good to know that the knowledge base has 400 million
RDF statements. Basically I am a bioinformatician and have to indulge with a
bulk amount of data. currently I am focusing on Protein data
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