Multi-Scale Texture Feature Representation for Content-Based Image Database Retrieval

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Gabor Wavelet Transform, Weighted Histogram, Luminance, Chrominance, Achromatic Texture

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Recent systems for content-based image retrieval (CBIR) employmulti-scaleimagefilteringtechniques suitable for texture analysis. Although they compare favourably to alternative techniques that do not employ convolution filters, these multi-scale CBIR systems perform rather poorly when compared to human observers. This seems not only due to the peculiar ability of humans to infer visual features and semantic meanings from images based on prior knowledge, but also to the similarity inaccuracy introduced by: i) the feature representation (i.e., the image characteristic signature extraction), which is intrinsically non-injective, and ii) the similarity measure, whose selection depends on the set of features. This work reports on new developments in feature extraction, feature representation and distance measure selection for content-based image retrieval.

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