E. Chang, K. Cheng, Wei-Cheng Lai, Ching-Tung Wu, Chengwei Chang, Yi-Leh Wu
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PBIR: perception-based image retrieval-a system that can quickly capture subjective image query concepts
We describe the Perception-Based Image Retrieval (PBIR) system that we have built on our recently developed query-concept learning algorithms, MEGA and SVMActive. We show that MEGA and SVMActive can learn a complex image-query concept in a small number of user iterations (usually three to four) on a large, multi-category, high-dimensional image database.