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Using Relevance Feedback to Learn Both the Distance Measure and the Query in Multimedia Databases
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2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Much of the world's data is in the form of time series, and many other types of data, such as video, image, and handwriting, can easily be transformed into time series. This fact has fueled enormous interest in time series retrieval in the database and data mining community. However, much of this work's narrow focus on efficiency and scalability has come at the cost of usability and effectiveness. Here, we introduce a general framework that learns a distance measure with arbitrary constraints
doi:10.1007/11552451_3
fatcat:7be63scew5ca3albix4b3nuwua