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Retrieval performance improvement through low rank corrections
Proceedings IEEE Workshop on Content-Based Access of Image and Video Libraries (CBAIVL'99)
Whenever a feature extracted from an image has a unimodal distribution, information about its covariance matrix can be exploited for content-based r etrieval using as dissimilarity measure the Bhattacharyya distance. To r educe the amount of computations and the size of logical database entry, we approximate the Bhattacharyya distance taking into account that most of the energy in the feature space is often restricted to a low dimensional subspace. The theory was tested for a database of 1188
doi:10.1109/ivl.1999.781123
fatcat:c6r26smfongxbosifb4iqc7req