Abstract

Owing to the development of image data production and use, the quantity of image datasets has exponentially increased in the last decade. Consequently, the similarity searching cost in image datasets becomes a severe problem which affects the efficiency of similarity search engines in this data type. In this paper, we address the problem of reducing the similarity search cost in large, high-dimensional and scalable image datasets; we propose an improvement of the D-index method to reduce the searching cost and to deal efficiently with scalable datasets. The proposed improvement is based on two propositions; first, we propose criteria and algorithms to choose effective separation values which can reduce the searching cost. Second, we propose an algorithm for updating the structure in case of scalable datasets to resist the impact of objects' insertion on the searching cost. The experiments show that the proposed D-index version has proved a good searching performance in comparison with the classical D-index and a significant resistance to the dataset scalability against the original D-index.

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