Scalable mobile image retrieval by exploring contextual saliency
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Abstract
Nowadays, it is very convenient to capture photos by a smart phone. As using, the smart phone is a convenient way to share what users experienced anytime and anywhere through social networks, it is very possible that we capture multiple photos to make sure the content is well photographed. In this p …
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| Authors | Yang X;Qian X;Xue Y;; |
| Journal | ieee transactions on image processing : a publication of the ieee signal processing society |
| Year | 2015 |
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