FLORES: A JAVA Based Image Database for Ornamentals

Authors:
Gerie van der Heijden;Gerrit Polder;Jan Wouter van Eck
Affiliations:
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Venue:
VISUAL '99 Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Visual Information and Information Systems
Year:
1999

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Abstract

Flores is a database system for finding and retrieving plant varieties with similar appearance. The system allows color-images to be segmented interactively using JAVA Applets. The alpha-channel of the image is thereby used for the segmentation result, i.e. it contains the object. The image with object mask is transferred to a server-system, which extracts information from the object in the image. The information can be color histograms or a set of size, shape, texture and color features. The set of features depends on the type of object, as indicated by the user. The histogram is binarized and, using fast algorithms, matched with the binarized database histograms. For the feature set, nearest neighbors are searched in a multi-dimensional features space using an SR-tree algorithm. The server returns information of the most similar objects, like similarity, color-image and object mask to the Applet.