Abstract:Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) has attracted much attention of the research community. As exact matching is not possible with image retrieval, the approach is to use similarity-based matching using the global features of the entire image to compute a similarity score between two images. Equally important is the use of salient-objects: objects in an image that are of particular interest, as the basis of similarity-based computation. However, the current works on CBIR do not address very well the issues re… Show more
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