Visual style hermeneutics: from style to context

Visual style: Qualitative and context-dependent categorization

Style is an ordering principle by which to structure artifacts in a design domain. The application of a visual order entails some explicit grouping property that is both cognitively plausible and contextually dependent. Central to cognitive– contextual notions are the type of representation used in analysis and the flexibility to allow semantic interpretation. We present a model of visual style...

Towards Style Transformation from Written-Style to Audio-Style

In this paper, we address the problem of optimizing the style of textual content to make it more suitable to being listened to by a user as opposed to being read. We study the differences between the written style and the audio style by consulting the linguistics and journalism literatures. Guided by this study, we suggest a number of linguistic features to distinguish between the two styles. W...

Modelling Visual Objects Invariant to Depictive Style

Representing visual objects is an interesting open question of relevance to many important problems in Computer Vision such as classification and location. State of the art allows thousands of visual objects to be learned and recognised, under a wide range of variations including lighting changes, occlusion, point of view, and different object instances. Only a small fraction of the literature ...

Explanatory Style in the Context of Culture

from style to identity in architecture

question about identity for four decades has been a challenging topic between people in our country. architecture has inherent, dynamic, and gradual features which is called identity despite regional and climatic differences which have had great influence on its form. its terminology in mystical interpretation regards god the origin of the identity. in other definitions, human and her/his belie...