A new information-theoretic distance measure for images is proposed. The measure is based on the concept of average common sub-matrix by considering the pixel matrices associated with the images. An algorithm to compute such a value is described, and its computational complexity analyzed. Experimental results show that the measure is able to discriminate images by correctly reflecting human perception. Furthermore, comparison with state-of-the-art information-theoretic measures, points out that the new measure outperforms these measures in terms of retrieval precision.
Average Common Submatrix: A New Image Distance Measure
Amelio Alessia;Pizzuti Clara
2013
Abstract
A new information-theoretic distance measure for images is proposed. The measure is based on the concept of average common sub-matrix by considering the pixel matrices associated with the images. An algorithm to compute such a value is described, and its computational complexity analyzed. Experimental results show that the measure is able to discriminate images by correctly reflecting human perception. Furthermore, comparison with state-of-the-art information-theoretic measures, points out that the new measure outperforms these measures in terms of retrieval precision.File in questo prodotto:
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