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Learning to reduce the semantic gap in web image retrieval and annotation

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We study in this paper the problem of bridging the semantic gap between low-level image features and high-level semantic concepts, which is the key hindrance in content-based imag...

Changhu Wang, Lei Zhang 0001, Hong-Jiang Zhang

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