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Algorithm evaluation demonstrates effective target estimation in high-dimensional feature spaces, suggesting one-class support vector machines enhance image retrieval from small sample sizes.
Relevance feedback schemes using linear/quadratic estimators have been applied in content-based image retrieval to improve retrieval performance significantly. One major difficulty in relevance feedback is to estimate the support of target images in high dimensional feature space with a relatively small number of training samples. We develop a novel scheme based on one-class SVM, which fits a tight hyper-sphere in the nonlinearly transformed feature space to include most of the target images based on positive examples. The use of a kernel provides us an elegant way to deal with nonlinearity in the distribution of the target images, while the regularization term in SVM provides good generalization ability. To validate the efficacy of the proposed approach, we test it on both synthesized data and real-world images. Promising results are achieved in both cases.
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