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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Lifelog"”.

  1. Digital life stories: Semi-automatic (auto)biographies within lifelog collections

    … to our personal narratives. In this work, lifelogging tools are used to collect digital artifacts continuously and passively throughout our day. These include images, documents, emails and webpages accessed; texts messages and mobile activity. This range of data when brought together is …

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  2. Providing effective memory retrieval cues through automatic structuring and augmentation of a lifelog of images

    Lifelogging is an area of research which is concerned with the capture of many aspects of an individual's life digitally, and within this rapidly emerging field is the significant challenge of managing images passively captured by an individual of their daily life. Possible applications vary from …

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  3. Semantic interpretation of events in lifelogging

    The topic of this thesis is lifelogging, the automatic, passive recording of a person’s daily activities and in particular, on performing a semantic analysis and enrichment of lifelogged data. Our work centers on visual lifelogged data, such as taken from wearable cameras. Such wearable cameras …

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  4. Context driven retrieval algorithms for semi-structured personal lifelogs

    … much of one’s life experiences in a personal lifelog (PL). Information can be captured from a myriad of personal information devices including desktop comput- ers, mobile phones, digital cameras, video recorders, and various sensors, including GPS, Bluetooth, and biometric devices. The large …

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  5. Telling your story: autobiographical metadata and the semantic web

    … sensors is aggregated and stored in a personal Lifelog. The surrender of digital identity has become commonplace, for purposes ranging from commerce, marketing, social networking, government, receipt of services, travel or security, Lifelogging has the potential to reaffirm the individual’s …

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  6. Organising and structuring a visual diary using visual interest point detectors

    As wearable cameras become more popular, researchers are increasingly focusing on novel applications to manage the large volume of data these devices produce. One such application is the construction of a Visual Diary from an individual’s photographs. Microsoft’s SenseCam, a device designed to …

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