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Classification of Textured and Non-Textured Images Using Region Segmentation

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Classification of Textured and Non-Textured Images Using Region Segmentation

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The classification of general-purpose photographs into textured and non-textured images is critical for developing accurate content-based image retrieval systems for large-scale image databases. With the accurate detection of textured images, we may retrieve images based on features tailored for the corresponding image type. In this paper, we present an algorithm to classify a photographic image as textured or non-textured using region segmentation and statistical testing. The application of the system to a database of about 60;000 general-purpose images shows much improved accuracy in retrieval.

Jia Li, James Ze Wang, Gio Wiederhold

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Added	25 Oct 2009
Updated	27 Oct 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2000
Where	ICIP
Authors	Jia Li, James Ze Wang, Gio Wiederhold

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