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Image Database Retrieval NTT: Visit 1/7/99

Overview of IDB Meeting Motivation from MIT ... Discuss current and related work Flexible Templates Complex Features Demonstrations Related NTT Efforts Discussion of collaboration Future work Dinner 1/7/99 Image Database

Motivating Scenario Image Databases are proliferating The Web Commercial Image Databases Video Databases Catalog Databases “Find me a bag that looks like a Gucci.” Virtual Museums “Find me impressionist portraits.” Travel Information “Find me towns with Gothic architecture.” Real-estate “Find me a home that is sunny and open.” 1/7/99 Image Database

There is a very wide variety of images... 1/7/99 Image Database

Search for images containing waterfalls? 1/7/99 Image Database

Search for cars? 1/7/99 Image Database

What makes IDB hard? Finding the right features Focussing attention Insensitive to movement of components Sensitive to critical properties Focussing attention Not everything matters Generalization based on class Given two images Small black dog & Large white dog (Don’t have much in common…) Return other dogs 1/7/99 Image Database

Overview of IDB Meeting Motivation from MIT ... Discuss current and related work Flexible Templates Complex Features Demonstrations Related NTT Efforts Discussion of collaboration Future work Dinner 1/7/99 Image Database

Complex Feature Representation Motivated by the Human brain… Infero-temporal cortex computes many thousand selective features Features are selective yet insensitive to unimportant variations Every object/image has some but not all of these features Retrieval involves matching the most salient features 1/7/99 Image Database

Features are extracted with many Convolution Filters source image Vertical Filters Horizontal x2 x2

Characteristic signature * x2 x2 * * x2 * x2 * x2 x2 * * x2 Characteristic signature * x2 x2 * * x2 * x2 * x2 x2 * * x2 1/7/99 Image Database

Resolution is reduced at each step… Feature Value

Not every feature is useful for a query Features: A,B Features: C,D Features: C,D projection 1 projection 2 projection 2 Poor Features for query 1 Good Features for query 1 Poor Features for query 2 Query 1 (variation of object location) * Query 2 (variation of lighting) 1/7/99 Image Database

Normalization of Signature Space average signature Query images * * normalization Normalization brings some image closer to the mean

Distance/Similarity Measure q t 2 Diagonal Mahalanobis Distance

Incorporating Negative Examples Diagonal approx. of Fisher’s Linear Discr. Weight features highly if: Variance of pos and neg is greater than Variance of pos alone 1/7/99 Image Database

Interesting Pattern Recognition Properties The statistics of the data is non-gaussian Data is 45,000 dim. but highly redundant. PCA can be used to reduce dimension But, retrieval performance deteriorates (??) ** Non-gaussian data! Retain only those features which are kurtotic 45,000 down to 5,000 ** Performance improves! Kurtotic features are those which are unusual Distinct, interesting. Kurtotic features require fewer bits 1/7/99 Image Database

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