We propose an approach to object recognition using vocabulary tree which, instead of finding the closest im-age in the database to the given query image, finds ob-ject labels representing the most similar objects to the query image. We can also recognize object pose if pose labels are associated to the database images. Our approach to object recognition relies on creat-ing a specific object or pose descriptor for each group of database images representing the same object or ob-ject pose. The quantitative analysis showed that this approach is more efficient, both in terms of precision and speed, compared to original image retrieval based on vocabulary tree. The experiments are performed for object recogni-tion on two different databases and ...
We address various issues in learning and representation of visual object categories. A key componen...
In the context of content-based image retrieval from large databases, traditional systems typically ...
Abstract. Recognizing objects from images becomes a more and more important research and application...
Recognizing possibly thousands of objects is a crucial capability for an autonomous agent to underst...
In order to semantically label visual objects in a large amount of images, we propose a new approach...
Algorithms for recognition and retrieval tasks generally call for both speed and accu-racy. When sca...
We describe building a large-scale image ontology using the WordNet lexical resources. This ontology...
The state of the art rigid object recognition algorithms are based on the bag of words model, which ...
Image recognition is a hot research area and still a changeling in computer vision. Many algorithms ...
In our effort to contribute to the closing of the "semantic gap" between images and their semantic d...
Abstract—In this paper, we address the problem of retrieving objects based on open-vocabulary natura...
. Image similarity can be defined in a number of different semantic contexts. At the lowest common d...
Training sets of images for object recognition are the pillars on which classifiers base their perfo...
In the past decade, Bags-of-Words (BOW) models have become popular for the task of object recognitio...
We describe a model of object recognition as machine translation. In this model, recognition is a pr...
We address various issues in learning and representation of visual object categories. A key componen...
In the context of content-based image retrieval from large databases, traditional systems typically ...
Abstract. Recognizing objects from images becomes a more and more important research and application...
Recognizing possibly thousands of objects is a crucial capability for an autonomous agent to underst...
In order to semantically label visual objects in a large amount of images, we propose a new approach...
Algorithms for recognition and retrieval tasks generally call for both speed and accu-racy. When sca...
We describe building a large-scale image ontology using the WordNet lexical resources. This ontology...
The state of the art rigid object recognition algorithms are based on the bag of words model, which ...
Image recognition is a hot research area and still a changeling in computer vision. Many algorithms ...
In our effort to contribute to the closing of the "semantic gap" between images and their semantic d...
Abstract—In this paper, we address the problem of retrieving objects based on open-vocabulary natura...
. Image similarity can be defined in a number of different semantic contexts. At the lowest common d...
Training sets of images for object recognition are the pillars on which classifiers base their perfo...
In the past decade, Bags-of-Words (BOW) models have become popular for the task of object recognitio...
We describe a model of object recognition as machine translation. In this model, recognition is a pr...
We address various issues in learning and representation of visual object categories. A key componen...
In the context of content-based image retrieval from large databases, traditional systems typically ...
Abstract. Recognizing objects from images becomes a more and more important research and application...