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17 January 2005 Content-based image retrieval using a mobile device as a novel interface
Jonathon S. Hare, Paul H. Lewis
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Abstract
Given the large amount of research into content-based image retrieval currently taking place, new interfaces to systems that perform queries based on image content need to be considered. A new paradigm for content-based image retrieval is introduced, in which a mobile device is used to capture the query image and display the results. The system consists of a client-server architecture in which query images are captured on a mobile device and then transferred to a server for further processing. The server then returns the results of the query to the mobile device. The use of a mobile device as an interface to a content-based image retrieval or object recognition system presents a number of challenges because the query image from the device will have been degraded by noise and subjected to transformations through the imaging system. A methodology is presented that uses techniques inspired from the information retrieval community in order to aid efficient indexing and retrieval. In particular, a vector-space model is used in the efficient indexing of each image, and a two-stage pruning/ranking procedure is used to determine the correct matching image. The retrieval algorithm is shown to outperform existing algorithms when used with query images from the device.
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Jonathon S. Hare and Paul H. Lewis "Content-based image retrieval using a mobile device as a novel interface", Proc. SPIE 5682, Storage and Retrieval Methods and Applications for Multimedia 2005, (17 January 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.588979
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Cited by 27 scholarly publications and 2 patents.
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Mobile devices

Content based image retrieval

Visualization

Image segmentation

Image retrieval

Cameras

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