Hi,
UIMA has the following features that support analyzing large volumes of
image data:
1. The UIMA framework provides a standardized framework for analysis code
written
in Java, C++ and several scripting languages.
2. The framework includes a common analysis structure, the CAS, which is
used
to share information between different analysis components. The most
common
application scenario is to initialize a CAS with an artifact, like an
image, text string,
segment of audio, etc, and then pass the CAS to a series of components
which use the artifact and/or the previous results for further analysis.
3. The UIMA flow controller component allows complex, user defined routing
of the
CAS between components.
4. Given a set of UIMA compliant components, UIMA has mechanisms to scale
out
the number of each component on one or more machines to cooperatively
process
a large number of artifacts. UIMA scale out is also useful for creating
real-time
services.
There are some available UIMA components that would be useful in searching
the results
of your analysis, see for example "Semantic Search for Apache UIMA" on
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/uima/download.
Eddie
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 10:32 AM, rohan singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> hi,
> is it possible to take images as input to uima framework in eclipse.if
> yes then how ?.i want to use uima as to store and manage and then
> analyze a big amount of image data for information extraction.is there
> any any builtin support for images in uima as i have read in uima
> related documents.
>
