Presentation 2015/1/15
Accelerating Diverse Density for Keypoint Reduction
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Abstract(in English) Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) using local features can be classified into two types. One is the method using single vector representation that integrates local features detected in an image into a single Bag of Feature (BoF) vector. The other uses multiple instance representation without integration. We call the latter method Multiple Instance Image Retrieval (MIIR). In MIIR, a method for reducing database indexes has been proposed. This method employs the framework of Diverse Density (DD) to represent the importance measure, which means the stability as well as the discriminative power of the feature (instance). This reduction reduces the memory usage and the retrieval accuracy. The computational cost of DD, however, is considerably big, because it has to compute all distances between all combinations of instances. This report presents the approximate computation of DD for MIIR using nearest neighbor search. We confirmed through the experiments that the computational speed of DD becomes 520 times faster on Nister's database while keeping the accuracy.
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Keyword(in English) Diverse density / Nearest neighbors search
Paper # Vol.2015-CVIM-195 No.28
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Title (in English) Accelerating Diverse Density for Keypoint Reduction
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Keyword(1) Diverse density
Keyword(2) Nearest neighbors search
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1st Author's Affiliation (Present office)Wakayama University()
Date 2015/1/15
Paper # Vol.2015-CVIM-195 No.28
Volume (vol) vol.114
Number (no) 410
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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