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Face sketch recognition system: A content based image retrieval approach

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A new use of CBIR approach is presented in an important application that can assist law enforcement in solving many complicated crimes by matching forensic sketch with digital human face or face sketch recognition system.
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Content Based Image Retrieval has been one of the most popular topics in the computer vision literature. CBIR offers the opportunity to research from a huge multimedia database and with appropriate methods the relevant collections of images that have characteristics similar to the case(s) of interest. In the forensic field, CBIR has many possible uses in crime fighting and has also been investigated as a potential image-based search technology. This paper presents a new use of CBIR approach in an important application that can assist law enforcement in solving many complicated crimes. It is matching forensic sketch with digital human face or face sketch recognition system.

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