How to perform texture recognition from stochastic modeling in the wavelet domain
Published 1 May 2011
Abdourrahmane M. Atto, Yannick Berthoumieu
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It is shown that taking suitable parameters into consideration makes it possible to attain high retrieval rates in content-based texture retrieval.
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The paper addresses content-based image retrieval from texture data bases, by using stochastic modeling in the wavelet domain. It pro poses an analysis of the key parameters involved in such a content based texture retrieval. These parameters are the wavelet order and the goodness-of-fit measure used to select the best family of distributions for modeling the subband wavelet coefficients. It is shown that taking suitable parameters into consideration makes it possible to attain high retrieval rates in content-based texture retrieval.
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