Image Annotations using Machine Learning and Features of ID3 Algorithm

Harish, D.; Srinivas, Y.; Rajesh, K.; Anuradha, P.

doi:10.5120/3024-4090

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“…ID3 produces a decision tree which can classify the outcome value based on the values of the given attributes. ID3 algorithm which is a supervised learning, with the ability of generating rules through a decision tree .To construct the decision tree, calculate the entropy of each features of the training images by using ID3 algorithm and measure the information gained for each features and take maximum of them to be the root [11].…”

Section: Id3 Decision Tree Induction Algorithmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Classification of Images Using Decision Tree

K. Jabbar,

jabbar kelain

2013

ETJ

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In this paper, the proposed system is based on texture features classification for multi object images by using decision tree (ID3) algorithm. The proposed system uses image segment tile base to reduce the block effect and uses (low low) Wavelet Haar to reduce image size without loss of any important information. The image texture features like (Entropy, Homogeneity, Energy, Inverse Different Moment (IDM), Contrast and Mean) are extracted from image to build database features. All the texture features extracted from the training images are coded into database features code. ID3 algorithm uses database features code for classification of images into different classes. Splitting rules for growing ID3 algorithm are Entropy, Information Gain used to build database rules, which depend on if_then format. The proposed algorithm is experimented on to test image database with 375 images for 5 classes and uses accuracy measure. In the experimental tests 88% of the images are correctly classified and the design of the proposed system in general is enough to allow other classes and extension of the set of classification classes.

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Section: Id3 Decision Tree Induction Algorithmmentioning

confidence: 99%

Classification of Images Using Decision Tree

K. Jabbar,

jabbar kelain

2013

ETJ

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“…The semantic search (Harish et al, 2011) consists of the construction of a query engine that receives requests in an ontology query language (such as SPARQL), executes them on the ontological structure and returns tuples of values that satisfies the conditions in the query. This method is a Boolean search on RDF graph.…”

Section: Semantic Searchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The SPARQL (Harish et al, 2011) is a query language for ontologies. Semantic searching is done with the help of SPARQL (Kara et al, 2010) query language.…”

Section: Semantic Image Retrieval Using Sparqlmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparing the Performance of Semantic Image Retrieval Using Sparql Query, Decision Tree Algorithm and Lire

Magesh¹,

Thangaraj²

2013

Journal of Computer Science

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The ontology based framework is developed for representing image domain. The textual features of images are extracted and annotated as the part of the ontology. The ontology is represented in Web Ontology Language (OWL) format which is based on Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Resource Description Framework Schema (RDFS). Internally, the RDF statements represent an RDF graph which provides the way to represent the image data in a semantic manner. Various tools and languages are used to retrieve the semantically relevant textual data from ontology model. The SPARQL query language is more popular methods to retrieve the textual data stored in the ontology. The text or keyword based search is not adequate for retrieving images. The end users are not able to convey the visual features of an image in SPARQL query form. Moreover, the SPARQL query provides more accurate results by traversing through RDF graph. The relevant images cannot be retrieved by one to one mapping. So the relevancy can be provided by some kind of onto mapping. The relevancy is achieved by applying a decision tree algorithm. This study proposes methods to retrieve the images from ontology and compare the image retrieval performance by using SPARQL query language, decision tree algorithm and Lire which is an open source image search engine. The SPARQL query language is used to retrieving the semantically relevant images using keyword based annotation and the decision tree algorithms are used in retrieving the relevant images using visual features of an image. Lastly, the image retrieval efficiency is compared and graph is plotted to indicate the efficiency of the system.

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