In this paper we present a novel image representation method which treats images as frequency histograms of salient features. The histograms are computed making use of linear discriminant analysis (LDA). The method em-ploys saliency feature extraction and image binarisation. Then subspace-projected features are extracted. Using the saliency maps as the positive and negative labels, the im-age features are mapped onto a lower-dimensional space using LDA. This enables us to construct a 3D-histogram by direct binning on the feature space. This gives rise to a ”cube ” of image features which have been projected onto a lower-dimensional space so as to maximise the separability of the salient regions with respect to the background. Im-age retriev...
Abstract. In this paper we propose to employ human visual attention models for content based image r...
AbstractThe perceptual quality which attracts viewer attention by making the objects differ from its...
Online image repositories such as Flickr contain hundreds of millions of images and are growing quic...
In this paper we present a novel image representation method which treats images as frequency histog...
Searching for an image in a database is important in different applications; hence, many algorithms ...
Based on the bottom-up human visual attention model, a procedure for feature description and image r...
Saliency algorithms in content-based image retrieval are employed to retrieve the most important reg...
In many image retrieval applications, the mapping between high-level semantic concept and low-level ...
Content-based Image Retrieval (CBIR) is a computer vision application that aims at automatically ret...
Abstract—Automatic estimation of salient object regions across images, without any prior assumption ...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2012. Major: Computer Science. Advisor: Nikolao...
In image retrieval, global features related to color or texture are commonly used to describe the im...
People perceive any kind of information with different level of attention and involvement. It is due...
This thesis describes the design and implementation of a content-based image retrieval system that i...
This paper presents two feature extraction methods and two decision methods to retrieve images havin...
Abstract. In this paper we propose to employ human visual attention models for content based image r...
AbstractThe perceptual quality which attracts viewer attention by making the objects differ from its...
Online image repositories such as Flickr contain hundreds of millions of images and are growing quic...
In this paper we present a novel image representation method which treats images as frequency histog...
Searching for an image in a database is important in different applications; hence, many algorithms ...
Based on the bottom-up human visual attention model, a procedure for feature description and image r...
Saliency algorithms in content-based image retrieval are employed to retrieve the most important reg...
In many image retrieval applications, the mapping between high-level semantic concept and low-level ...
Content-based Image Retrieval (CBIR) is a computer vision application that aims at automatically ret...
Abstract—Automatic estimation of salient object regions across images, without any prior assumption ...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2012. Major: Computer Science. Advisor: Nikolao...
In image retrieval, global features related to color or texture are commonly used to describe the im...
People perceive any kind of information with different level of attention and involvement. It is due...
This thesis describes the design and implementation of a content-based image retrieval system that i...
This paper presents two feature extraction methods and two decision methods to retrieve images havin...
Abstract. In this paper we propose to employ human visual attention models for content based image r...
AbstractThe perceptual quality which attracts viewer attention by making the objects differ from its...
Online image repositories such as Flickr contain hundreds of millions of images and are growing quic...