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Titre  Scalable Feature Extraction for Coarse-to-Fine JPEG2000 Image Classification
Type  article in a journal/periodical
Langue  Anglais
Portée  Scientific - international reach
Auteurs(s)  Descampe Antonin, De Vleeschouwer Christophe, Vandergheynst Pierre, Macq Benoît
Langue résumé  Anglais
Résumé  In this paper, we address the issues of analyzing and classifying JPEG 2000 code-streams. An original representation, called integral volume, is first proposed to compute local image features progressively from the compressed code-stream, on any spatial image area, regardless of the code- block borders. Then, a JPEG2000 classifier is presented, that uses integral volumes to learn an ensemble of randomized trees. Several classification tasks are performed on various JPEG2000 image databases and results are close or even better than the ones obtained in the literature with non-compressed version of these databases. Finally, a cascade of such classifiers is considered, in order to specifically address the image retrieval issue, i.e. bi-class problems characterized by a highly skewed distribution and by a large amount of test samples compared to learn samples. An efficient way to learn and optimize such cascade is proposed. We show that staying in a JPEG 2000 framework, initially seen as a constraint to avoid heavy decoding operations, is actually an advantage as it can benefit from the multi-resolution and multi-layer paradigms inherently present in this compression standard. In particular, unlike other existing cascaded retrieval systems, the features used along our cascade are increasingly discriminant and lead therefore to a better complexity vs performance trade-off.
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Etat  Forthcoming
Année publication  2011
Titre périodique  Scalable Feature Extraction for Coarse-to-Fine JPEG2000 Image Classification
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