In this article, we are interested in accelerating similarity search in collections of image contents described in high dimensional spaces. The presented framework, called HiPeR (for Hierarchical Progressive Retrieval), is based on a hierarchy of subspaces and indexes: it performs similarity search across feature spaces of different dimensions, by beginning with the lowest dimensionsup to the highest ones, with the aim of minimizing the effects of curse of dimensionality. HiPeR significantly accelerates exact retrieval even with the best indexes, and also enablesprogressive retrieval, i.e. the possibility to provide results to theuser progressively, with refinements until users satisfaction.Keywords: Similarity Search, Multidimensional Ind...
In this paper, we propose a parallel similarity search strategy based on the dimensions value cardin...
We consider approaches for exact similarity search in a high dimensional space of correlated feature...
National audienceContent-based retrieval systems become increasingly popular. It is therefore crucia...
In content-based retrieval systems, the goal of similarity search is to identify the k most similar ...
During the last decade, multimedia databases have become increasingly important in many application ...
In Content-Based Image Retrieval systems it is important to use an efficient indexing technique in o...
As databases increasingly integrate different types of information such as time-series, multimedia a...
International audienceWe study an indexing architecture to store and search in a database of high-di...
Abstract: The scalability of indexing techniques and image retrieval pose many problems. Indeed, the...
This paper presents an efficient indexing method for similarity searches in highdimensional image da...
This paper describes a two-stage statistical approach supporting content-based search in image datab...
Within the scope of information retrieval, efficient similarity search in large document or multimed...
Abstract- We consider approaches for exact similarity search in a high dimensional space of correlat...
International audienceIn this paper we address a challenge of the problem of the dimensionality curs...
Traditional multimedia indexing methods are based on the principle of hierarchical clustering of the...
In this paper, we propose a parallel similarity search strategy based on the dimensions value cardin...
We consider approaches for exact similarity search in a high dimensional space of correlated feature...
National audienceContent-based retrieval systems become increasingly popular. It is therefore crucia...
In content-based retrieval systems, the goal of similarity search is to identify the k most similar ...
During the last decade, multimedia databases have become increasingly important in many application ...
In Content-Based Image Retrieval systems it is important to use an efficient indexing technique in o...
As databases increasingly integrate different types of information such as time-series, multimedia a...
International audienceWe study an indexing architecture to store and search in a database of high-di...
Abstract: The scalability of indexing techniques and image retrieval pose many problems. Indeed, the...
This paper presents an efficient indexing method for similarity searches in highdimensional image da...
This paper describes a two-stage statistical approach supporting content-based search in image datab...
Within the scope of information retrieval, efficient similarity search in large document or multimed...
Abstract- We consider approaches for exact similarity search in a high dimensional space of correlat...
International audienceIn this paper we address a challenge of the problem of the dimensionality curs...
Traditional multimedia indexing methods are based on the principle of hierarchical clustering of the...
In this paper, we propose a parallel similarity search strategy based on the dimensions value cardin...
We consider approaches for exact similarity search in a high dimensional space of correlated feature...
National audienceContent-based retrieval systems become increasingly popular. It is therefore crucia...