Priority Petri Net Multimedia Model for Non-deterministic Events of Multimedia Presentations

Wijaya, Marvin Chandra (2021) Priority Petri Net Multimedia Model for Non-deterministic Events of Multimedia Presentations. In: 1st International Conference on Emerging Issues in Technology, Engineering and Science, Bandung, July 1-2, 2021.

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Abstract

Nowadays, the use of multimedia for presentation needs has been widely used by various parties. Multimedia authoring translates the input data in the form of spatial and temporal layouts into a multimedia document. Multimedia documents are in the form of multimedia programming languages such as Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language. One of the problems in this translation process is the existence of a non- deterministic event which makes the translation process difficult. The objective of this study is to find a good method for translating multimedia authoring where the input is given has non-deterministic events and priority based on user input. The multimedia model needs to be modified to anticipate non-deterministic events in the temporal layout. In this study, a method called Priority Petri Net is proposed which is applied to a multimedia model. The results on multimedia authoring using the Priority Petri Net model obtained good results. However, the translation process takes a little longer time than using the regular Petri Net model. The use of the Priority Petri Net model makes the translation process better. Future research can be carried out by making various modifications to the multimedia model to obtain a good process and fast processing time as well.

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