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Improvise: Automated Generation of Animated Graphics for Coordinated Multimedia Presentations
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Improvise: Automated Generation of Animated Graphics for Coordinated Multimedia Presentations
Michelle X. Zhou3 and Steven K. Feiner4 
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IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Hawthorne, NY, USA |
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Department of Computer Science, Columbia University, New York |
Abstract
In this chapter, we describe a graphics generation system, Improvise (Illustrative Metaphor PROduction in VISual Environments), focusing on how it can be used to design coordinated multimedia
presentations. Improvise is a knowledge-based system that can automatically create sequences of animated graphical illustrations
to convey a wide variety of data. Our emphasis here is on describing how four important features of Improvise facilitate coordinated
multimedia presentation design. These four features are: a knowledge-rich representation of input data, a fine-grained temporal
model of visual techniques, an action-based inference engine, and a portable visual realizer.
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