2010 3rd International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icetet.2010.166
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Content Based Image Retreival Using Fusion of Gabor Magnitude and Modified Block Truncation Coding

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“…The small blocks are coded one at a time. For each block, the original pixels within the block are coded using a binary bitmap the same size as the original block and two mean pixel values [4]. The method first computes the mean pixel value of the whole block and then each pixel in that block is compared to the block mean.…”
Section: A Modified Block Truncation Codingmentioning
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“…The small blocks are coded one at a time. For each block, the original pixels within the block are coded using a binary bitmap the same size as the original block and two mean pixel values [4]. The method first computes the mean pixel value of the whole block and then each pixel in that block is compared to the block mean.…”
Section: A Modified Block Truncation Codingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…uppermean red (Cr1), uppermean green (Cg1), uppermean blue (Cb1) and lowermean red (Cr2), lowermean (Cg2), lowermean blue (Cb2) [4], [5]. ii.…”
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“…The advantage of textual indexing of image is that it can provide user with key word searching, catalogue browsing and even with query interface. But the major drawback of text based image retrieval are, annotation depends on the person who adds it , the user of a Text Based Image Retrieval must describe an image using nearly the same keywords that were used by the annotator in order to retrieve that image [4]. Due to all these drawbacks, Content Based Image Retrieval is introduced.…”
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