2010 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Real-Time Retrieval of Near-Duplicate Fragments in Images and Video-Clips
verfasst von : Andrzej Śluzek, Mariusz Paradowski
Erschienen in: Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Detection and localization of unspecified similar fragments in random images is one of the most challenging problems in CBVIR (classic techniques focusing on full-image or sub-image retrieval usually fail in such a problem). We propose a new method for near-duplicate image fragment matching using a
topology-based
framework. The method works on visual data only, i.e. no semantics or a’priori knowledge is assumed. Near-duplicity of image fragments is modeled by topological constraints on sets of matched keypoints (instead of geometric constrains typically used in image matching). The paper reports a time-efficient (i.e. capable of working in real time with a video input) implementation of the proposed method. The application can be run using a mid-range personal computer and a medium-quality video camera.