INTERFACING GPS SYSTEM WITH CONTENT BASED IMAGE RETRIVAL FOR DETECTION OF ELECTRONIC OBJECTS
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| Title | INTERFACING GPS SYSTEM WITH CONTENT BASED IMAGE RETRIVAL FOR DETECTION OF ELECTRONIC OBJECTS |
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| Abstract | As a Continuous research is being conducted in the area of computer vision one of the most practical application under vigorous development is the construction of a robust image retrieval system. Content based image retrieval techniques have achieved a great development. For Image Retrieval based on maximum frequency, the image bin separation technique is followed by extracting maxima of frequencies and plotting a correlogram as feature vector replacing maxima of frequencies by standard deviation and energy levels. Results show average retrieval efficiencies for each group In this paper we can find the electronic objects using GPS system and interfacing with content based image retrieval. Here the electronic product was registered with a unique number with owner image. The product must be consisting of the GPS and GSM system. The GSM system was always on position even battery was removed, with the help of GSM system, the GPS services was active when we need. So that we can easily find out the object and automatically these information was reached by near emergency services. |
| Publisher | World Science Publisher |
| Date | 2012-05-28 |
| Source | 2167-633X |
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