Briefs: All About Content-Based Image Retrieval; EBSCOhost Electronic Journals Service Now Includes Access to Preprint Articles;

+ STM Position Paper on Orphan Works
2 pages; PDF.

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+ Image Search Engine in Beta (via SEW)
++ See Also: All About Content-Based Image Retrieval
Read about technology from LTU and check out their Image-Seek demo that combines keywords with CBIR.

See Also: Demo Some Content Based Image Retrieval Software

See Also: Image Databases to Find “Visually Similar” Imagery and More

See Also: Finding “Patterns” in Your Face

See Also: New Content Based Image Search and Retrieval Engine Debuts: xcavator

See Also: Microsoft’s Camera Phone Search Project and Other Camera Phone Search Tech

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One Response to “Briefs: All About Content-Based Image Retrieval; EBSCOhost Electronic Journals Service Now Includes Access to Preprint Articles;”

  1. ResourceShelf » Briefs: Internet Archive and Suzanne Shell Settle Lawsuit; The Rapid Growth of Skype Add-Ons (aka Skype Extras); AOL in India Says:

    [...] + Search engine Exalead presents several new advanced features (via Pandia) See Also: ExaBlog Note: The latest post on the ExaBlog discusses search and facial recognition. More about content-based image retrieval and plenty of demos here including a bunch of info from LTU Technologies, the company powering the feature on Exalead. One search engine from Germany (Freenet.de) has allowed users for several years to narrow their image searches to only images containing a human face. They also offer OCR searching (search words inside an image). Interface Here ||| Interface Translated into English Here. This engine uses technology from Cobion/IBM. [...]