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Architecture diagram of proposed CBIR system

Process A: Color Based Image Segmentation

Process B:Shape Based Image Segmentation Boundary Extraction Let A be an image matrix and B be structuring element Steps to be followed:- Convert the image into binary image. Perform Erosion: Erode binary Image A by structuring element B. Subtraction: Subtract the binary image A from the Eroded image.

Convert the image into binary image.

Erode binary Image A by structuring element B

Shape Based Image Segmentation

Process C: To analyze the Boundary’s Shape Next step is to analyze the boundary’s shape to deduce the form (circle, polygon etc). The curvature can be calculated in each point of the boundary chain and thus determining how many sharp angles (i.e high curvature values) are present in the shape.

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