A Study on Visual Reranking Image Retirval of User Goals in Web Search

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G. Venkata Ramireddy
Paidimarri Sneha

Abstract

The objective of this paper  is to retrieve an oversized variety of pictures for a that category objects from the browser. A multimodal approach using text, metadata, and visual options is employed to assemble several high-quality pictures from the online.Candidate images are obtained by a text-based Web search querying on the object identifier (e.g., the word apple). The task is to remove irrelevant images and to give ranking to the relevant images.At first we are applying re ranking on the images based on the text surrounding in theimage and the metadata features. The top-ranked pictures square measure used as (noisy) coaching information and SVM visual classifier is learned to boost the ranking additional. We have a tendency to investigate the sensitivity of the cross-validation procedure to the present clangourous coaching information. The principal novelty of the methodology is in combining text/metadata and visual options so as to realize a very automatic ranking of the pictures. Unlike the prevailing techniques, the reranking procedure encourages interaction among modalities to hunt a agreement that square measure helpful for reranking. Based on the photographs within the initial result, visual prototypes area unit generated that visually represent the question.Each of the prototypes is used to construct a meta reranker to produce a reranking score for any other image from the initial list. Finally, the scores from all meta rerankers are aggregated together using a linear reranking model to produce the final relevance score for an image and to define its position in the reranked results list.

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How to Cite
Ramireddy, G. V., & Sneha, P. (2014). A Study on Visual Reranking Image Retirval of User Goals in Web Search. The International Journal of Science & Technoledge, 2(8). Retrieved from http://internationaljournalcorner.com/index.php/theijst/article/view/139087