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17 January 2005 A relevance feedback image retrieval scheme using multi-instance and pseudo-image concepts
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Abstract
Content-based image search has long been considered a difficult task. Making correct conjectures on the user intention (perception) based on the query images is a critical step in the content-based search. One key concept in this paper is how we find the user preferred image characteristics from the multiple positive samples provided by the user. The second key concept is that when the user does not provide a sufficient number of samples, how we generate a set of consistent "pseudo images". The notion of image feature stability is thus introduced. The third key concept is how we use negative images as pruning criterion. In realizing the preceding concepts, an image search scheme is developed using the weighted low-level image features. At the end, quantitative simulation results are used to show the effectiveness of these concepts.
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Feng-Cheng Chang and Hsueh-Ming Hang "A relevance feedback image retrieval scheme using multi-instance and pseudo-image concepts", Proc. SPIE 5682, Storage and Retrieval Methods and Applications for Multimedia 2005, (17 January 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.586678
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KEYWORDS
Image retrieval

Signal to noise ratio

Databases

Image processing

Feature extraction

Negative feedback

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