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An interactive flower image recognition system

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66 Multimed Tools Appl (2011) 53:53–73in the database, notated dist i , is measured by the weighted Euclidean distance defined asfollows:dist i ¼P NfwðkÞjf i ðkÞk¼1P Nfk¼1wðkÞf ðkÞj; ð27Þwhere f i (k) isthek-th feature value of the i-th <strong>image</strong>, f(k) isthek-th feature value of the input<strong>image</strong>, and w(k) is the weight associated with the k-th feature value. The variable N f determineswhich type of features is used for <strong>flower</strong> <strong>image</strong> <strong>recognition</strong>. If only the features extracted fromthe <strong>flower</strong> region are used for <strong>recognition</strong> purpose, set N f =12; if features extracted from boththe <strong>flower</strong> region and the pistil/stamen area are used for <strong>recognition</strong> purpose, set N f =18. In thispaper, the normalized top five <strong>recognition</strong> rate, NAR5(k), is used as the weight associated withthe k-th feature value (1 ≤ k ≤ 18). That is, w(k) =NAR5(k). NAR5(k) is derived by normalizingthe top five <strong>recognition</strong> rate associated with the k-th feature value, AR5(k):wðkÞ ¼NAR5ðkÞ ¼P N fAR5ðkÞj¼1AR5ðjÞ 100;ð28Þwhere AR5(k) denotes the <strong>recognition</strong> rate when the k-th feature value is individually used for<strong>flower</strong> <strong>recognition</strong> and the <strong>recognition</strong> result will be regarded as accurate if at least one of thespecies in the top five candidates is identical to the input one. Table 1 shows the top five<strong>recognition</strong> rate (AR5(k)) and the weight (w(k)) associated with each feature value for the first<strong>flower</strong> <strong>image</strong> database. Note that these initial weights are distinct for different databases. BasedTable 1 Top five <strong>recognition</strong>rate AR5(k) and weight w(k)associated with each feature valuefor the first <strong>flower</strong> <strong>image</strong>databaseFeature AR5(k) (%) w(k)f(1) : CF 1 66.67 6.91f(2) : CF 2 68.39 7.08f(3) : CF 3 58.62 6.07f(4) : CF 4 63.51 6.58f(5) : CF 5 66.95 6.93f(6) : CF 6 43.97 4.55f(7) : CF 7 61.49 6.37f(8) : CF 8 57.47 5.95f(9) : CF 9 45.11 4.67f(10) : SF 1 58.05 6.01f(11) : SF 2 39.94 4.14f(12) : SF 3 60.63 6.28f(13) : PCF 1 59.77 6.19f(14) : PCF 2 59.77 6.19f(15) : PCF 3 54.31 5.63f(16) : PSF 1 34.48 3.57f(17) : PSF 2 29.60 3.07f(18) : PSF 3 36.78 3.81

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