A New Simple Automatic Approach for Image Retrieval

Kang Cheng Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.971-973.1491

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A New Simple Automatic Approach for Image Retrieval

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An innovative new automatic approach for image retrieval is proposed to make duplex printing paper fragments retrieval, a simple mathematical model is built and the corresponding algorithm is designed. By extracting image information and utilizing the property that the front and the back sides can affect each other, if the matching process cannot continue, change to the other side to match continually. The results show that the arrangement that alternates between both sides can greatly improve the coherence and reduce the number of manual intervention.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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1491-1494

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June 2014

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Kang Cheng Wang*

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Automatic Retrieval, Image Processing, Sides Alternation, Similarity Function

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