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A Novel Filtering and Coding Method for Image Classification and Image Retrieval

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The feature extraction-coding-pooling framework improves the performance of image classification because it generates robust and discriminative image representation. The proposed system uses saliency driven multi-scale nonlinear diffusion filtering with linear distance coding (LDC) method for image classification. The saliency driven multi-scale nonlinear diffusion filtering generates the images at small, mid and high scale and concatenation of information at these scales produces robust image classification using LDC. The class manifolds generated by this classification system are given as input to image retrieval system which finally retrieves all images those are relevant to supplied image.

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    Compute '15: Proceedings of the 8th Annual ACM India Conference
    October 2015
    142 pages
    ISBN:9781450336505
    DOI:10.1145/2835043

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