Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, World Wide Web, Semantic gap and Cloud computing are her primary areas of study. Chitra Dorai undertakes multidisciplinary studies into Artificial intelligence and Surface in her work. Her work on Image processing and Noise as part of her general Computer vision study is frequently connected to Electrical capacitance tomography and Focus, thereby bridging the divide between different branches of science.
Her studies deal with areas such as Semantic reasoner and Conditioning as well as World Wide Web. As a part of the same scientific family, Chitra Dorai mostly works in the field of Semantic gap, focusing on Search engine indexing and, on occasion, Speech recognition. Her Cloud computing study incorporates themes from Partition and Firmware.
Chitra Dorai mainly focuses on Artificial intelligence, Computer vision, Multimedia, Speech recognition and World Wide Web. Her biological study deals with issues like Natural language processing, which deal with fields such as Set. Her Computer vision study frequently draws connections between adjacent fields such as Computer graphics.
Her study on Content management is often connected to Content analysis as part of broader study in Multimedia. Her work carried out in the field of Film grammar brings together such families of science as Motion and Semantic gap. Her Digital image research incorporates elements of Digital image processing, Feature detection and Automatic image annotation.
Chitra Dorai focuses on Data mining, Process, Computer program, Set and Computer network. In her work, Code, Component oriented programming, Timestamp and Component is strongly intertwined with State, which is a subfield of Process. Her study on Computer program also encompasses disciplines like
Her study in Virtual machine is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Cloud computing and Distributed computing. Chitra Dorai focuses mostly in the field of Set, narrowing it down to topics relating to Operations research and, in certain cases, Score, Set, Value, Customer Contact and Statistical model. The study incorporates disciplines such as Value and Stream processing in addition to Computer network.
Her primary scientific interests are in Cloud computing, Virtual machine, Set, Computer network and Computer program. The concepts of her Cloud computing study are interwoven with issues in World Wide Web, Partition and Firmware. Her World Wide Web research includes themes of Service catalog, Information technology and Software deployment.
Chitra Dorai has included themes like Automatic image annotation, Analog image processing, Color image and Artificial intelligence in her Virtual machine study. Her work deals with themes such as Data processing system, Data mining and Communication channel, which intersect with Computer network. Her Computer program research includes elements of Virtual network and Message broker.
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COSMOS-A representation scheme for 3D free-form objects
C. Dorai;A.K. Jain.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (1997)
Rapid business support of insured property using image analysis
Chitra Dorai;William F. Jerome;Edith H. Stern;Fred S. Winegust.
(2004)
New enhancements to cut, fade, and dissolve detection processes in video segmentation
Ba Tu Truong;Chitra Dorai;Svetha Venkatesh.
acm multimedia (2000)
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SELECTIVELY PROCESSING DIGITAL IMAGE
Dorai Chitra;Jain Gaurav;Stern Edith.
(2004)
Automatic genre identification for content-based video categorization
Ba Tu Truong;C. Dorai.
international conference on pattern recognition (2000)
Optimal registration of object views using range data
C. Dorai;J. Weng;A.K. Jain.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (1997)
System and method for multi-party validation, authentication and/or authorization via biometrics
Rudolf M. Bolle;Chitra Dorai;Sunil J. Noronha;Nalini K. Ratha.
(2002)
System and method for distortion characterization in fingerprint and palm-print image sequences and using this distortion as a behavioral biometrics
Rudolf Maarten Bolle;Chitra Dorai;Nalini K. Ratha.
(2003)
Toward automatic extraction of expressive elements from motion pictures: tempo
B. Adams;C. Dorai;S. Venkatesh.
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia (2002)
Computational media aesthetics: finding meaning beautiful
F. Nack;C. Dorai;S. Venkatesh.
IEEE MultiMedia (2001)
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