2014
DOI: 10.1109/mmul.2013.33
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A Multimedia Semantic Retrieval Mobile System Based on HCFGs

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“…Affinity propagation is an unsupervised deterministic clustering method, which has been extended to group correlated features as clusters in our previous work [7]. In this paper, we propose the new importance factor (IF) measures for feature selection by integrating these two methods so that the IF measures for the selected features can be generated to represent their weights with respect to a certain class.…”
Section: Feature Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Affinity propagation is an unsupervised deterministic clustering method, which has been extended to group correlated features as clusters in our previous work [7]. In this paper, we propose the new importance factor (IF) measures for feature selection by integrating these two methods so that the IF measures for the selected features can be generated to represent their weights with respect to a certain class.…”
Section: Feature Selectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this chapter, a hierarchical semantic information representation schema will be elaborated, which ranges from low-level feature to high-level semantics. Specifically, a Hidden Coherent Feature Groups (HCFGs) analysis approach will be introduced to support multimedia semantic retrieval on mobile applications [7]. Furthermore, a highlevel semantic object extraction method is proposed for efficient object retrieval by fusing spatial color and texture information [62].…”
Section: Multimedia Content Representationmentioning
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