1996
@article{KhY1996,
vgclass = {refpap},
vgproject = {cbir},
author = {Javed I. Khan and David Y. Y. Yun},
title = {Holographic Image Archive},
journal = {Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics},
volume = {20},
number = {4},
pages = {243--257},
year = {1996},
abstract = {This paper presents an associative technique for
content-based retrieval into image archive, based on a computing
paradigm called Multidimensional Holographic Associative Computing
(MHAC). Unlike any prior Artifical Associative Memory (AAM), MHAC has
the unique ability to focus on any subset of pixels in the sample image
and retrieve learned images based on the similarity of visual objects.
In addition, MHAC is adaptive, graciously accomodative of imprecision,
efficient, parallelizable, scalable and optically realizable. Together,
these excellent properties of MHAC offer a promising novel approach to
a content-based search into massive image archives. The paper presents
the necessary transformational steps to incorporate this new mechanism
into a complete image archive and retrieval system. This is the first
associative search approach for content-based retrieval in image
repository. The results show that this search system is capable of
retrievals using pattern objects as small as 10--15\% of the query
image frame at better than 90\% accuracy. This demonstrates the
potential of MHAC for handling content-based image applications far
beyond the capability of current associative memories. The design,
methodology and performance of this have been illustrated in this paper
through its application in managing a Medical Image Archive (MEDIA).},
}