Titlebook: Intelligent Image Databases; Towards Advanced Ima Yihong Gong Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Textur.database.image

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Survey of Contemporary Content-Based Image Retrieval Systems,ms. For each class of image features, we describe the typical system formation, examine representative systems incorporating the features, and reveal the characteristics, the pros and cons of the image features for content-based image retrieval. Finally, we summarize the literature survey by indicat

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Indexing Structures for Image Databases,ure spaces, define similarity metrics on those feature spaces, and retrieve images in an order similar to the user-provided reference images. With this system paradigm, images are represented as points in the multi-dimensional feature space, and a distance between two feature points, either Euclidea

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The Texture Detection Subsystem,tected from images, and discuss the optimal image features to use for accomplishing the texture detection. Then we describe the texture detection algorithm using the selected image features, and explain the ideas underlying the composition of the method. Finally, we conclude the chapter by presentin

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The Region-Based Subsystem,gion-Based Subsystem, we provide a full description of the method. This includes the discussion of the optimal color space for image segmentation, the derivation of the mathematical model for handling images under non-uniform illumination, and the segmentation algorithm based on the mathematical mod

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Yihong Gongus in dieses Land bis in verschwimmende Tiefen; aber es ist doch ein wesentlich andrer Eindruck, als der, welchen wir empfangen, wenn wir auf eine unsrer irdischen Hügellandschaften hinausschauen. Wir vermissen hier jede Perspektive; wir sehen wohl ein Nebeneinander der Dinge, aber empfinden nichts