An image classification method based on adaptive coding and geometric smooth fusion
A classification method and adaptive technology, applied in character and pattern recognition, instruments, computer parts, etc., can solve the problems of ignoring the geometric distribution of significant coding features, not making full use of spatial geometric position information, and loss of image spatial information.
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[0098] This embodiment includes the following parts:
[0099] 1. Extract the underlying local features of the image:
[0100] Scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) is used to extract local features in the image. In this module, the scale-invariant feature transform is mainly used.
[0101] The Scale Invariant Feature Transformation (SIFT) feature is a computer vision algorithm used to detect and describe local features in images. It looks for extreme points in the spatial scale and extracts its position, scale, and rotation invariants. , this algorithm was published by David Lowe in 1999 and perfected in 2004.
[0102] 2. Code book learning:
[0103] Using the fast k-means method for codebook training on the bottom layer local features obtained by sampling, it is expected to learn a complete codebook. This module mainly includes two steps: initializing the codebook and updating the central features.
[0104] Initialization codebook: d-dimensional local underlying featur...
Embodiment 2
[0132] image 3 is an example image sourced from a database of 15 scene classes. Figure 4 For the classification accuracy rate on 15 scene classes with the inventive method, Figure 5 Comparison of classification accuracy on the Caltech-101 database for different feature pooling strategies.
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