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What does CBIR stand for?
What does CBIR stand for?
- Computer-Based Image Recognition
- Content-Based Image Recognition
- Computer-Based Image Retrieval
- Content-Based Image Retrieval (correct)
In content-based image retrieval, what are the visual features used for comparison?
In content-based image retrieval, what are the visual features used for comparison?
- Geolocation and keywords
- Keywords and annotations
- Tags and labels
- Color, texture, shape, and spatial information (correct)
What is the purpose of text-based image retrieval (TBIR)?
What is the purpose of text-based image retrieval (TBIR)?
- To manually annotate images with keywords
- To categorize images based on visual content
- To compare visual features of images
- To retrieve similar images based on keywords or annotations (correct)
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure similarity between images based on their visual features?
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure similarity between images based on their visual features?
What are the two groups into which CBIR is divided?
What are the two groups into which CBIR is divided?
What kinds of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
What kinds of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
What is the main challenge with image retrieval?
What is the main challenge with image retrieval?
What are the right keywords used to index images with the Corbis system?
What are the right keywords used to index images with the Corbis system?
Which system uses a thesaurus constructed from user queries for image retrieval?
Which system uses a thesaurus constructed from user queries for image retrieval?
What does IBM’s QBIC (Query by Image Content) use for image retrieval?
What does IBM’s QBIC (Query by Image Content) use for image retrieval?
Which system relies on segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
Which system relies on segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
What type of features are global features in the context of image retrieval?
What type of features are global features in the context of image retrieval?
Which type of features provide 1 vector from the whole image and are computationally simple but unable to capture spatial information?
Which type of features provide 1 vector from the whole image and are computationally simple but unable to capture spatial information?
What is a major drawback of local features in image retrieval?
What is a major drawback of local features in image retrieval?
'Laws', 'Gabor filters', 'LBP', and 'GLCM' are examples of features related to:
'Laws', 'Gabor filters', 'LBP', and 'GLCM' are examples of features related to:
What does TBIR (Text-Based Image Retrieval) rely on for retrieving similar images?
What does TBIR (Text-Based Image Retrieval) rely on for retrieving similar images?
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure the similarity between images based on their visual features?
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure the similarity between images based on their visual features?
In CBIR, what constitutes a match when searching for images in a database?
In CBIR, what constitutes a match when searching for images in a database?
What are 'Laws', 'Gabor filters', 'LBP', and 'GLCM' examples of in the context of image retrieval?
What are 'Laws', 'Gabor filters', 'LBP', and 'GLCM' examples of in the context of image retrieval?
What is the main purpose of segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
What is the main purpose of segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
What kind of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
What kind of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
What is the main challenge with image retrieval?
What is the main challenge with image retrieval?
What does the QBIC (Query by Image Content) system use for image retrieval?
What does the QBIC (Query by Image Content) system use for image retrieval?
Which system relies on segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
Which system relies on segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval?
What are the right keywords used to index images with the Corbis system?
What are the right keywords used to index images with the Corbis system?
What are image features used for comparison in content-based image retrieval?
What are image features used for comparison in content-based image retrieval?
What is the purpose of text-based image retrieval (TBIR)?
What is the purpose of text-based image retrieval (TBIR)?
Which type of features provide 1 vector from the whole image and are computationally simple but unable to capture spatial information?
Which type of features provide 1 vector from the whole image and are computationally simple but unable to capture spatial information?
What type of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
What type of databases are commonly used in Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)?
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure similarity between images based on their visual features?
Which distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure similarity between images based on their visual features?
Study Notes
Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR)
- CBIR stands for Content-Based Image Retrieval.
- In CBIR, visual features used for comparison include color, texture, shape, and spatial relationships.
- CBIR is divided into two groups: feature-based and annotation-based.
Text-Based Image Retrieval (TBIR)
- TBIR relies on keywords for retrieving similar images.
- The purpose of TBIR is to retrieve images based on text annotations or keywords.
Image Features and Databases
- Global features provide one vector from the whole image, are computationally simple, but unable to capture spatial information.
- Local features provide multiple vectors from different regions of the image, capturing spatial information, but are computationally complex.
- A major drawback of local features is the high dimensionality of the feature space.
- Image features used for comparison in CBIR include color, texture, shape, and spatial relationships.
- Common databases used in CBIR include relational databases and object-oriented databases.
Image Retrieval Challenges
- The main challenge with image retrieval is the semantic gap between low-level visual features and high-level semantic concepts.
- Another challenge is the high dimensionality of the feature space.
Image Retrieval Systems
- The Corbis system uses keywords for indexing images.
- IBM's QBIC (Query by Image Content) system uses visual features for image retrieval.
- The system that relies on segmenting images based on color plus texture for retrieval is the color-texture-based system.
- 'Laws', 'Gabor filters', 'LBP', and 'GLCM' are examples of texture features used in image retrieval.
Distance Metrics
- The Euclidean distance metric is commonly used in CBIR to measure similarity between images based on their visual features.
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