A key question in language understanding is the problem of language grounding – how do symbols such as words get their meaning? We examine this question in the context of task oriented language grounding in gameplay. In order to perform tasks and challenges specified by natural language instructions, agents need to extract semantically meaningful representations of language and map it to the vi...

This paper presents a knowledge-based method of early-stage high level multimodal fusion of data obtained from speech input and visual scene. The ultimate goal is to develop a human-computer multimodal interface to assist elderly people living alone at home to perform their daily activities, and to support their active ageing and social cohesion. Crucial for multimodal high level fusion and suc...

It has been shown that breast density and parenchymal patterns are significant indicators in mammographic risk assessment. In addition, studies have shown that the sensitivity of computer aided tools decreases significantly with increase in breast density. As such, mammographic density estimation and classification plays an important role in CAD systems. In this paper, we present the classifica...

Introduction . The article presents an attempt for the first time, on basis of philosophical and legal understanding, to use concept “reputation”, which is new scientific circulation. Legal terms, including criminal procedural ones, arise as generic terms. That is, concepts are brought under a common genus, then specific differences distinguished. Philosophical categories, due their universalit...

Recently a high-resolution image that has more than one million pixels is available easily. However, such an image requires much processing time and memory for image understanding. In this paper, we propose an integrated system of multi-resolution analysis and multi-agent-based image understanding system for high-resolution images. We implemented an experimental system for images of indoor scenes.

This document demonstrates the format requirements for papers submitted to the Medical Image Understanding and Analysis conference. The format is designed for easy on-screen reading, and to print well at one or two pages per sheet. Additional features include: pop-up annotations for citations [4, 6]; a margin ruler for reviewing; and a greatly simplified way of entering multiple authors and ins...