Abstract
This paper introduces a novel approach that allows the retrieval of complex images by integrating visual and semantic concepts. The basic idea consists of three aspects. First, we measure the relatedness of semantic and visual concepts and select the visually separable semantic concepts as elements in the proposed image signature representation. Second, we demonstrate the existence of concept co-occurrence patterns. We propose to uncover those underlying patterns by detecting the communities in a network structure. Third, we leverage the visual and semantic correspondence and the co-occurrence patterns to improve the accuracy and efficiency for image retrieval. We perform experiments on two popular datasets that confirm the effectiveness of our approach.
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