2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.cviu.2003.10.007
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Classifying offensive sites based on image content

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“…(b) Intelligent content Web filtering which falls in the general problem of automatic website categorization and uses machine learning. At least, three categories of intelligent content Web filtering can be distinguished : (i) textual content Web filtering [1], (ii) structural content Web filtering [2], [3] and (iii) Visual content Web filtering [4]. Other Web filtering solutions are based on an analysis of textual, structural and visual contents, of a Web page [5].…”
Section: Web Filtering: Related Workmentioning
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“…(b) Intelligent content Web filtering which falls in the general problem of automatic website categorization and uses machine learning. At least, three categories of intelligent content Web filtering can be distinguished : (i) textual content Web filtering [1], (ii) structural content Web filtering [2], [3] and (iii) Visual content Web filtering [4]. Other Web filtering solutions are based on an analysis of textual, structural and visual contents, of a Web page [5].…”
Section: Web Filtering: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To evaluate our violent Web filtering tool, we carry out an experiment which compares, on the test data set , "WebAngels filter" with four litigious content detection and filtering systems, knowing, control kids 2 , content protect 3 , k9-webprotection 4 and Cyber patrol 5 . these tools were been parametric to filter violent Web Content.…”
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“…The structure of a group of skin color regions is analyzed to see how they are connected. Several methods have been proposed to detect the shape features such as contour-based features [1] where the outlines of the skin region are extracted and used as a feature, Hu and Zernike moments of the skin distribution [13], and Geometric constraints which model the human body geometry [2].…”
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“…This method classifies a region of pixels as either skin or non-skin. The skin color can be detected manually using a color range [1], computed color histograms [4], or parametric color distribution functions [3]. Once a skin color model of the image has been defined, the adult image can be detected by a simple skin color histogram threshold, or by passing the statistics of the skin information to a classifier [11].…”
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