Abstract
How to retrieve the desired images quickly and accurately from the large scale image database has become a hot topic in the field of multimedia research. Many content-based image retrieval (CBIR) technologies already exist, but they are not always satisfactory. In many applications, the CBIR model based on machine learning relies heavily on the distance metric between samples. Although the traditional distance metric methods are simple and convenient, it is not always appropriate for CBIR tasks. In this paper, a novel distance metric learning (DML) method based on cost sensitive learning (CSL) is studied, and then it is used in a large margin distribution learning machine (LDM) to replace the traditional kernel functions. The improved LDM also takes into account CSL, and which is called CS-DLDM. Finally, CS-DLDM model is applied to CBIR tasks for implementation classification. We compare the proposed CS-DLDM model with other classifiers based on CSL. The experimental results show that the proposed CS-DLDM model not only has satisfactory classification performance but also the lowest misclassification cost, can effectively avoid the class imbalance of sample.
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