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• @inproceedings{MPM2000,
  	vgclass =	{fullconf},
  	vgproject =	{cbir,viper},
  	author =	{Wolfgang M\"{u}ller and Zoran Pe\u{c}enovi\'{c} and
  	Henning M\"{u}ller and St\'{e}phane Marchand-Maillet and
  	Thierry Pun and David McG. Squire and Arjen P. de~Vries and Christoph
  	Giess},
  	title =	{{MRML}: An Extensible Communication Protocol for
  	Interoperability and Benchmarking of Multimedia Information Retrieval
  	Systems},
  	editor =	{John R. Smith and Chinh Le and Sethuraman Panchanathan and
  	C.-C. Jay Kuo},
  	booktitle =	{Internet Multimedia Management Systems},
  	address =	{Boston, Massachusetts, USA},
  	volume =	{4210},
  	series =	{SPIE Proceedings},
  	month =	{November~6--7},
  	year =	{2000},
  	note =	{(IT 2000, SPIE Conference on Information Technologies)},
  	abstract =	{While in the area of relational databases interoperability
  	is ensured by common communication protocols (e.g. ODBC/JDBC using
  	SQL), Content Based Image Retrieval Systems (CBIRS) and other
  	multimedia retrieval systems are lacking both a common query language
  	and a common communication protocol. 
  
  	Besides its obvious short term convenience, interoperability of systems
  	is crucial for the exchange and analysis of user data.  In this paper,
  	we present and describe an extensible XML-based query markup language,
  	called MRML (Multimedia Retrieval Markup Language). MRML is primarily
  	designed so as to ensure interoperability between different content
  	based multimedia retrieval systems. Further, MRML allows researchers to
  	preserve their freedom in extending their system as needed.   
  				  
  	MRML encapsulates multimedia queries in a way that enables multimedia
  	(MM) query languages, MM content descriptions, MM query engines, and MM
  	user interfaces to grow independently from each other, reaching a
  	maximum of interoperability while ensuring a maximum of freedom for the
  	developer. For benefiting from this, only a few simple design
  	principles have to be respected when extending MRML for one's private
  	needs. The design of extensions within the MRML framework will be
  	described in detail in the paper.  
  
  	MRML has been implemented and tested for the CBIRS Viper, using the
  	user interface SnakeCharmer. Both are under GNU Public License and can
  	be downloaded at http://viper.unige.ch/download/},
  }