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Performing Colour-Based Similarity Searches in Multimedia Database Management Systems Augmented with Derived Images

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This paper proposes algorithms for performing colour-based similarity searches of images stored as editing operations and provides a performance evaluation illustrating their respective strengths and weaknesses.
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In order to improve the robustness of systems that perform similarity searching, it may be necessary to augment a collection of images in a Multimedia DataBase Management System (MMDBMS) with an additional set of edited images. Previous research has demonstrated that space can be saved in such a system by storing the edited images as sequences of editing operations instead of as large binary objects. The existing approaches for performing similarity searching in an MMDBMS, however, typically assume that the data objects are stored as binary objects. This paper proposes algorithms for performing colour-based similarity searches of images stored as editing operations and provides a performance evaluation illustrating their respective strengths and weaknesses.

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Speeding up Color-Based Retrieval in Multimedia Database Management Systems that Store Images as Sequences of Editing Operations

TL;DR: This paper proposes an approach for processing retrieval queries in such an environment and presents the results of a performance evaluation demonstrating the effectiveness of the approach.
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Using editing operations to improve searching by color in multimedia database systems

TL;DR: The results indicate that with low similarity thresholds, the proposed technique processes similarity searches more accurately than the traditional approach while using less database storage space since the modified versions are kept as editing operation sequences.
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Issues in augmenting image databases to improve processing content-based similarity searches

TL;DR: In this article, the authors discuss the advantages and applicability of this approach and discuss how to minimize the occurrences of these situations by adding modified versions of the stored image to the database and attempt to match the query image to any one of them.

POSTER PAPER Issues in Augmenting Image Databases to Improve Processing Content-Based Similarity Searches

TL;DR: This paper discusses the advantages and applicability of adding modified versions of the stored image to the database and attempting to match the query image to any one of them, and one approach to minimize the occurrences of these situations.
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