Leveraging Content Based Image Retrieval Using Data Mining for Efficient Image Exploration

Abstract

A content-based image Retrieval (CBIR) has become an essential tool for managing and searching large-scale images. However, the accuracy and performance of CBIR systems can be improved by combining data mining techniques. Content-based retrieval (CBR) uses the properties and characteristics of the content itself to search for and retrieve information from a big database instead of depending on text or metadata. CBR is very helpful in research, where it is necessary to swiftly and effectively examine vast amounts of data. According to the results, data mining techniques can considerably increase the retrieval process accuracy and effectiveness. Similar photos can be grouped together using clustering algorithms, common patterns of visual features can be found using association rule mining, and images can be classified using classification techniques. In order to create a system for content-based image retrieval and processing, we studied the retrieval of images from huge databases using a variety of feature extraction and matching techniques. The demand for CBIR development came as a result of the sharp rise in image database volumes and their widespread use in several applications. The description of basic feature extraction methods including texture, color, and form is provided in this study. Once these features are retrieved and then used for comparing photos based on similarity. This study suggests a cutting-edge system design for CBIR system that integrates content-based picture and color analysis with data mining methods. This work is intended to develop a segmentation module for the CBIR system.