Implementing Multilingual Information Framework in Applications using Textual Display

This paper presents implementation of MLIF (Multilingual Information Framework), a high level model for describing multilingual data across wide range of possible applications in translation/localization process within several multimedia domains (e.g. broadcasting of interactive multimedia applications), natural language interfaces, geographical information systems for multilingual communities

Implementing Multilingual Information Framework in Applications using Textual Display

This paper presents implementation of MLIF (Multilingual Information Framework), a high level model for describing multilingual data across wide range of possible applications in translation/localization process within several multimedia domains (e.g. broadcasting of interactive multimedia applications), natural language interfaces, geographical information systems for multilingual communities

Interactive Handling of Multilingual Content within Digital Media

Linguistic information plays an essential role in the management of multimedia information as it bears most of the descriptive content associated with more visual information. Depending on the context, it may be seen as the primary content, as documentary content for multimedia information, or as one among several possible information components in specific contexts such as interactive multimedia applications. In this paper we describe a generic framework that could be integrated into multimedia content. Our main objectives are both, to propose a high-level abstract model to represent multilingual content, and to offer a high degree of interactivity allowing final users to handle multilingual content within digital medi