Quantum Inspired Shape Representation for Content Based Image Retrieval

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ABSTRACT

Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) is a technique in which images are indexed based on their visual contents and retrieving is only based upon these indexed images contents. Among the visual contents to describe the image details is shape. Shape of object, is considered as the most important distinguishable feature which living things can easily recognize, which is also a fact while this line is being written, and large efforts are currently underway in describing image contents by their shapes. Inspired by the core foundation of quantum mechanics, a new easy shape representation for content based image retrieval is proposed by borrowing the concept of quantum superposition into the basis of distance histogram. Results show better retrieval accuracy of the proposed method when compared with distance histogram.

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Jobay, R. and Sleit, A. (2014) Quantum Inspired Shape Representation for Content Based Image Retrieval. Journal of Signal and Information Processing, 5, 54-62. doi: 10.4236/jsip.2014.52008.

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