Abstract
Image retrieval approaches dealing with the complex problem of image search and retrieval in very large image datasets proposed so far can be roughly divided into those that use text descriptions of images text-based image retrieval and those that compare visual image content content-based image retrieval. Both approaches have their strengths and drawbacks especially in the case of searching for images in general unconstrained domain. To take advantage of both approaches, we propose a multimodal framework that uses both keywords and visual properties of images. Keywords are used to determine the semantics of the query while the example image presents the visual impression perceptual and structural information that retrieved images should suit. In the paper, the overview of the proposed multimodal image retrieval framework is presented. For computing the content-based similarity between images different feature sets and metrics were tested. The procedure is described with Corel and Flickr images from the domain of outdoor scenes.
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