... based imageretrieval (CBIR) is the task of searching digital images from a large database based on the extraction of features, such as color, texture andshape of the ...
... including retrieval of features based on location within an image, the extension of 2-dimensional features to 3-dimension, and appropriate segmentation of video ...the shape, ...
... uniform color distribution. In most of the images categories color moments also show better performance ...uses color texture andshape as feature descriptor ...uses color as the ...
... Other features that are incorporated in recognizing plants are extracted from vein of leaf ...used shapeand venation for leaf image ...the shape of the leaf and the type ...
... Imageretrieval systems attempt to search through a database to find images that are perceptually similar to a query ...alternative and complement to traditional text-based image searching ...
... on imageretrieval based on low-level features (color, texture andshape, ...2013). Colorfeatures tend to be closely associated with objects or scenes in images ...
... pixels and finds the degree of contrast, regularity, coarseness and directionality which classifies textures as 'smooth', 'rough' ...densely and evenly ...simple shape which is repeated. We ...
... images and their signatures are stored in order to make easier the search procedure (indexing ...(matching andretrieval ...critical and, as described in [3], its corresponding methods can be ...
... content-based imageretrieval system can be described by the figure 1 here the visual contents of the images in the database are described and extracted by multi-dimensional feature ...database ...
... Based ImageRetrieval, images were retrieved based on color, texture andshape (low level ...perception) and low level ...semantics and low level ...minimization. ...
... Imageretrieval is one of the efficient and new problems in image processing ...in imageretrieval is retrieving the most similar images to the query imagefrom a ...
... desired imagefrom a collection is shared by many professional groups, including journalists, design engineers and art ...of image users can vary considerably, it can be useful to characterize ...
... sensing and marine research ...organisms, and climate ...habitats and their changing tendencies especially that coastal areas represent a very dynamic case regarding their ...archiving and ...
... hands, and to record all naming ...hand), and maintaining spatial consistency ...holding and presenting the spring always with the right ...ranged from .32–1.0 and the spatial ...
... errors, and even get the actual opposite results ...use information entropy to initialize the cluster centers to determine the number of cluster ...errors, and also can improve the algorithm ...
... more and more important since the communications of digital products over open network occur more and more frequently [2, 3, ...on image encryption were also gave general guideline about cryptography ...
... Abstract—Visual information has been extensively used in the areas of multimedia, medical imaging and other numerous ...visual information is challenging as the quantity of data available is very ...
... domain-specific features: a signature is built into each imagefrom wavelet ...two image signatures and retrieves most similar images from the database when a physician submits a ...
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