2010 Fourth International Conference on Genetic and Evolutionary Computing 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icgec.2010.180
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A Robust and Discriminative Image Perceptual Hash Algorithm

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“…This property is termed as robustness in image perceptual hashing, which means that the hash algorithm should result in the same output bit string for images with the same underlying content. E.g., the raw image, its noisy version, compressed version, modified brightness version, modified contrast version, and its rotated version have the same underlying content and should share the same hash value [18]. Another property of image perceptual hashing is discrimination which implies that the hash values for any two distinct images should be different and random.…”
Section: Image Fingerprinting In Crowd-pan-360mentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…This property is termed as robustness in image perceptual hashing, which means that the hash algorithm should result in the same output bit string for images with the same underlying content. E.g., the raw image, its noisy version, compressed version, modified brightness version, modified contrast version, and its rotated version have the same underlying content and should share the same hash value [18]. Another property of image perceptual hashing is discrimination which implies that the hash values for any two distinct images should be different and random.…”
Section: Image Fingerprinting In Crowd-pan-360mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Another property of image perceptual hashing is discrimination which implies that the hash values for any two distinct images should be different and random. Due to the robustness and discrimination properties, we have chosen the perceptual hash algorithm in [18] to generate fingerprints for all the images in our dataset. This gives flexibility in image matching, since, the crowd-sourced images of the same place can be of different quality and texture depending on the camera quality and the time of the day when the image was taken.…”
Section: Image Fingerprinting In Crowd-pan-360mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Image Perceptual Hashing [18] is mainly used in computing the similarity of images. Perceptual Hashing converts the image into binary mode.…”
Section: Image Perceptual Hashingmentioning
confidence: 99%