CBIR method based on improved PQ algorithm
An algorithm and product technology, applied in the CBIR field based on the improved PQ algorithm, can solve the problems of high operation and maintenance cost and time-consuming, and achieve the effect of improving the recall rate, good nonlinear retrieval, and optimizing the time-consuming algorithm.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2020-05-19
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Abstract
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technical field
[0001] The invention belongs to the field of image processing and relates to a CBIR method based on an improved PQ algorithm. Background technique
[0002] In practical application scenarios, users need to search and judge massive, unlabeled, complex and unknown images based on key sensitive image databases to realize the function of "searching images by image". At present, it is recognized that the most effective way to represent indexed image information is based on the image content itself, so the content-based image retrieval (CBIR, Content Based Image Retrieval) method is selected for large-scale image retrieval system design.
[0003] The traditional CBIR method adopts the Brute-force strategy of similarity measurement. The Brute-force strategy will aggravate the consumption of memory resources with the increase of image feature index data. Especially when the scale of the data set in the actual application reaches hundreds of millions, due to the incr...
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[0077] 1. Conduct index algorithm test:
[0078] Using SIFT1M as the test data set, the improved and optimized IVPQ encoding retrieval algorithm in this paper is compared with several existing image retrieval algorithms based on ANN retrieval strategies, respectively from the three indicators of recall rate, retrieval time, and index file size. To measure the superiority of the retrieval algorithm. They are the unimproved product quantization method PQ proposed in the literature, the local sensitive hash method MLSH for multi-table query proposed in the literature, and the index quantization method HNSW proposed in the literature. The experimental parameters are described as follows: nlist: indicates the number of sample clusters; m: indicates the number of divided subspaces; nbit: indicates the number of binary coded bits of each vector subspace; nprobe indicates the number of the most similar class when querying number; R@n indicates the recall rate of returning the n most ...