Abstract

AbstractIn this paper, we approach a method of clustering binary signature of image in order to create a clustering graph structure for building the content‐based image retrieval. First, the paper presents the segmentation method based on low‐level visual features including colour and texture of image. On the basis of segmented image, the paper creates binary signature to describe location, colour, and shape of interest objects. In order to match similar images, the paper presents a similarity measure between the images based on binary signature. From that, the paper proposes the method of clustering binary signature to quickly query similar images. At the same time, the graph data structure is built using the partition cluster technique and the rules of binary signatures' distribution of images. On the basis of data structure, we propose a graph creation algorithm, a cluster splitting/merging algorithm, and a similarity image retrieval algorithm. To illustrate the proposed theory, we build an image retrieval application and assess the experimental results on the image datasets including COREL (1,000 images), CBIR images (1,344 images), WANG (10,800 images), MSRDI (15,720 images), and ImageCLEF (20,000 images).

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