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Rethinking VLMs and LLMs for image classification. [PDF]
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Tri branch attention enhanced 3DUNet for remote sensing based hyperspectral image classification. [PDF]
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Semantic-Aware Co-Parallel Network for Cross-Scene Hyperspectral Image Classification. [PDF]
Li X, Jin C, Tang Y, Xing K, Yu X.
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Multimodal Data Fusion for Whole-Slide Histopathology Image Classification. [PDF]
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Image Classification Techniques
2021The image processing task, aimed at interpreting and classifying the contents of the images, has attracted the attention of researchers since the early days of computers. With the advancement of computing system technology, image categorization has found increasingly broader applications, covering new generation disciplines such as image analysis ...
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CELEBRITY IMAGE CLASSIFICATION
International Journal of Engineering Applied Sciences and Technology, 2022t— Image classification is a supervised learning problem: define a set of target classes (objects to identify in images), and train a model to recognize them using labelled example photos. The main motto of the project is to build a website where user can drag and drop an image of the celebrity and the website will provide the details of the celebrity.
Dheeraj Sangisetty, Dr. D Usha
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Image Database Assisted Classification
1999Image similarity can be defined in a number of different semantic contexts. At the lowest common denominator, images may be classified as similar according to geometric properties, such as color and shape distributions. At the mid-level, a deeper image similarity may be defined according to semantic properties, such as scene content or description.
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Computers & Chemical Engineering, 2009
Abstract Process monitoring using imaging can provide valuable information. However, the large number of images obtained necessitate automated classification into those showing “good” and “bad” product. This paper shows how a database of reference images can be used to modify image quality so as to obtain extremely high classification accuracies. The
Shuo Yan, Saed Sayad, Stephen T. Balke
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Abstract Process monitoring using imaging can provide valuable information. However, the large number of images obtained necessitate automated classification into those showing “good” and “bad” product. This paper shows how a database of reference images can be used to modify image quality so as to obtain extremely high classification accuracies. The
Shuo Yan, Saed Sayad, Stephen T. Balke
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