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Painter Identification Using Local Features and Naive Bayes
Quebec City, QC, Canada August 11-August 15
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Daniel Keren, University of Haifa

The goal of this paper is to offer a framework for image classification "by type". For example, one may want to classify an image of a certain office as man-made — as opposed to outdoor — scene, even if no image of a similar office exists in the training set. This is accomplished by using local features, and using the naive Bayes classifier.

The application presented here is classification of paintings; after the system is presented with a sample of paintings of various artists, it tries to determine who was the painter who painted it. The result is local — each small image block is assigned a painter, and a majority vote determines the painter. The results are roughly visually consistent with human perception of various artists? style.

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Daniel Keren, "Painter Identification Using Local Features and Naive Bayes," icpr, vol. 2, pp.20474, 16th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR'02) - Volume 2, 2002
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