2021
DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3093457
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Methods of Classification of Images on the Basis of the Values of Statistical Distributions for the Composition of Structural Description Components

Abstract: The article considers the problem of image recognition in computer vision systems. The results of the development of the method for image classification, using a structural approach, are presented. The classification method is based on calculating the values of statistical distributions for the set of description descriptors. The distribution vector for a fixed set of classes is based on the calculation of the degree of similarity with the integral characteristics for the descriptions of the etalon base. Two o… Show more

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“…In the general case, for the most common clustering procedures which use vector data with non-integer components (k-mean, hierarchical classification, etc. [20,21,35]), Euclidean or Manhattan distances can be used.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In the general case, for the most common clustering procedures which use vector data with non-integer components (k-mean, hierarchical classification, etc. [20,21,35]), Euclidean or Manhattan distances can be used.…”
Section: Problem Statementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern structural methods for analyzing visual information are based on evaluating the similarity of descriptor descriptions of the analyzed and etalon images, represented as the set of descriptors of keypoints [10,21,[24][25][26]. The value of similarity reflects the degree of response of the binary relation of relevance for two information units as descriptions of visual objects.…”
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