We present a new method to generate efficient multi-level hashing codes for image retrieval based on the deep siamese conv01utional neural network （DSCNN）. Con- ventional deep hashing methods trade off the capabilit...We present a new method to generate efficient multi-level hashing codes for image retrieval based on the deep siamese conv01utional neural network （DSCNN）. Con- ventional deep hashing methods trade off the capability of capturing highly complex and nonlinear semantic informa- tion of images against very compact hash codes, usually lead- ing to high retrieval efficiency but with deteriorated accuracy. We alleviate the restrictive compactness requirement of hash codes by extending them to a two-level hierarchical coding scheme, in which the first level aims to capture the high-level semantic information extracted by the deep network using a rich encoding strategy, while the subsequent level squeezes them to more global and compact codes. At running time, we adopt an attention-based mechanism to select some of its most essential bits specific to each query image for retrieval instead of using the full hash codes of the first level. The attention-based mechanism is based on the guides of hash codes generated by the second level, taking advantage of both local and global properties of deep features. Experimental re- suits on various popular datasets demonstrate the advantages of the proposed method compared to several state-of-the-art methods.展开更多
A hierarchical retrieval scheme of the accessory image database is proposed based on textile industrial accessory contour feature and region feature. At first smallest enclosed rectangle[1] feature (degree of accessor...A hierarchical retrieval scheme of the accessory image database is proposed based on textile industrial accessory contour feature and region feature. At first smallest enclosed rectangle[1] feature (degree of accessory coordination) is used to filter the image database to decouple the image search scope. After the accessory contour information and region information are extracted, the fusion multi-feature of the centroid distance Fourier descriptor and distance distribution histogram is adopted to finish image retrieval accurately. All the features above are invariable under translation, scaling and rotation. Results from the test on the image database including 1,000 accessory images demonstrate that the method is effective and practical with high accuracy and fast speed.展开更多
基金This work was partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos, 61373060 and 61672280） and Qing Lan Project.
文摘We present a new method to generate efficient multi-level hashing codes for image retrieval based on the deep siamese conv01utional neural network （DSCNN）. Con- ventional deep hashing methods trade off the capability of capturing highly complex and nonlinear semantic informa- tion of images against very compact hash codes, usually lead- ing to high retrieval efficiency but with deteriorated accuracy. We alleviate the restrictive compactness requirement of hash codes by extending them to a two-level hierarchical coding scheme, in which the first level aims to capture the high-level semantic information extracted by the deep network using a rich encoding strategy, while the subsequent level squeezes them to more global and compact codes. At running time, we adopt an attention-based mechanism to select some of its most essential bits specific to each query image for retrieval instead of using the full hash codes of the first level. The attention-based mechanism is based on the guides of hash codes generated by the second level, taking advantage of both local and global properties of deep features. Experimental re- suits on various popular datasets demonstrate the advantages of the proposed method compared to several state-of-the-art methods.
文摘A hierarchical retrieval scheme of the accessory image database is proposed based on textile industrial accessory contour feature and region feature. At first smallest enclosed rectangle[1] feature (degree of accessory coordination) is used to filter the image database to decouple the image search scope. After the accessory contour information and region information are extracted, the fusion multi-feature of the centroid distance Fourier descriptor and distance distribution histogram is adopted to finish image retrieval accurately. All the features above are invariable under translation, scaling and rotation. Results from the test on the image database including 1,000 accessory images demonstrate that the method is effective and practical with high accuracy and fast speed.
