Abstract

Abstract. Among the immovable cultural relics such as grottoes, stone carvings of the same period usually show similar artistic styles and repetitive statues. Through the study of the similarity between cultural relics in the same period, we can have reference value for the historical significance, artistic characteristics and cultural relics restoration of cultural relics. The traditional discrimination of cultural relics similarity often depends on the subjective experience judgment of experts, which is time-consuming and inefficient. Often, different experts may issue different conclusions, the lack of convincing objective evaluation basis, can not provide effective scientific support for the protection and restoration of cultural relics. In order to provide objective criteria for evaluating the similarity of cultural relics and avoid the interference of human factors, this paper proposes the concept of similarity index of cultural relics based on perceptual Hash (pHsah) algorithm. For orthophoto images of cultural relics with similarity index within the threshold, the SIFT operator is further used to find the corresponding feature points. This paper takes the Buddha statues in Yungang Grottoes as the research object, objectively calculates the similarity index of cultural relics, combines the pHash algorithm and Sift operator, realizes the objective quantitative discrimination of cultural relics similarity, effectively avoids the subjective influence of experts on the judgment of cultural relics similarity.

Highlights

  • Yungang Grottoes are located on the south side of Wuzhou Mountain, 17 kilometers west of Datong City, Shanxi Province, northern China

  • In order to solve the problem that there is no objective quantitative index to judge the similarity of cultural relics at present, this paper takes the small Buddha statue on the main Buddha statue of the northern wall of Yungang Grottoes as the research object, and uses the Orthophoto Image of the small Buddha statue as the data source, which has the characteristics of non-contact, low cost and easy operation

  • This paper takes the small Buddha statue on the thousand Buddha robe on the north wall of the 18th cave of Yungang Grottoes as the research object, and puts forward an objective method to determine the similarity of cultural relics

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Yungang Grottoes are located on the south side of Wuzhou Mountain, 17 kilometers west of Datong City, Shanxi Province, northern China. The team of Tokyo University of Japan used cluster analysis method to identify the type of 3D point clouds of facial sculptures from the face of Bayon Temple in Cambodia (KAMAKURA et al, 2008) They explore a more objective way to classify the faces by using measured 3D geometrical models. In order to solve the problem that there is no objective quantitative index to judge the similarity of cultural relics at present, this paper takes the small Buddha statue on the main Buddha statue of the northern wall of Yungang Grottoes as the research object, and uses the Orthophoto Image of the small Buddha statue as the data source, which has the characteristics of non-contact, low cost and easy operation.

Similarity Index of Cultural Relics Based on pHash Algorithms
Feature point matching based on SIFT algorithm
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