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A Survey of Content-Based Image Retrieval Systems
Remco C. Veltkamp,Mirela Tanase +1 more
- pp 47-101
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In this chapter, some technical aspects of current content-based image retrieval systems are surveyed.Abstract:
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From Where to What: Metadata Sharing for Digital Photographs with Geographic Coordinates
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Building a web-scale image similarity search system
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