Method for setting dominant color using spatial coherency
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1. A method for quantizing spatial coherency of a dominant color of an image region, comprising:
- non-uniformly quantizing a normalized value for the spatial coherency responsive to a relationship between the normalized spatial coherency value and a prescribed threshold.
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Abstract
A method is provided for setting a dominant color using a spatial coherency in order to improve performance of an image search function. The method includes describing an image region based on several dominant colors, a frequency of each dominant color, and a spatial coherency (SC) of the dominant color. In the method, the spatial coherency is non-uniformly quantized based on a predetermined threshold. For example, the spatial coherency (SC) may be ranged from 0 to 1 and the threshold may be set to 0.70.
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1. A method for quantizing spatial coherency of a dominant color of an image region, comprising:
non-uniformly quantizing a normalized value for the spatial coherency responsive to a relationship between the normalized spatial coherency value and a prescribed threshold.
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2. A method for quantizing spatial coherency of at least one dominant color of an image region, comprising:
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normalizing a weighted sum of per-dominant color-spatial coherencies from 0 to 1; and non-uniformly quantizing the normalized spatial coherency to a range from 1 to 31, wherein the normalized values of spatial coherency less than 0.7 are set to a quantized value of 1, and wherein the normalized values of spatial coherency from 0.7 to 1 are uniformly quantized to the quantized range from 2 to 31. - View Dependent Claims (3)
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4. A method for describing an image region by using at least one dominant color and a spatial coherency on said at least one dominant color, comprising:
describing a normalized spatial coherency of at least one dominant color using 31 bins by; quantizing normalized values of spatial coherency less than 0.7 to a quantized value of 1, and uniformly quantizing the normalized values of spatial coherency from 0.7 to 1 to the quantized range from 2 to 31. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6)
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