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Improvise: Automated Generation of Animated Graphics for Coordinated Multimedia Presentations

Michelle X. ZhouContact Information and Steven K. FeinerContact Information

(3)  IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Hawthorne, NY, USA
(4)  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.

Contact Information Michelle X. Zhou
Email: mzhou@watson.ibm.com

Contact Information Steven K. Feiner
Email: feiner@cs.columbia.edu
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