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Pàtrà: A Novel Document Architecture for Integrating Handwriting with Audio-Visual Information
Gaurav Harit,V. Mankar,Santanu Chaudhury +2 more
- Vol. 2, pp 699-703
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An email application in which the users are provided with an authoring and rendering environment to compose, view, and reply to messages in the form of Patra, an integrated document architecture which incorporates handwritten illustrations captured and rendered in a temporal fashion synchronized with audio, video, text, and image data.Abstract:
In this paper we present Patra - an integrated document architecture which incorporates handwritten illustrations captured and rendered in a temporal fashion synchronized with audio, video, text, and image data. The architecture of Patra permits non-linear growth in the form of multiple hierarchically organized play streams. Semantic metadata is also an integral part of Patra which serves a useful purpose of organizing such documents in a collection. We have developed an email application in which the users are provided with an authoring and rendering environment to compose, view, and reply to messages in the form of Patra.read more
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Shiksha: a novel architecture for tele-teaching using handwriting as a perceptually significant temporal media
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