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• @inproceedings{TSB2004a,
  	vgclass =	{refpap},
  	author =	{ten Brinke, Walter and David McG. Squire and John
  	Bigelow},
  	title =	{Supervenience in Content-Based Image Retrieval},
  	booktitle =	{International Conference on Formal Ontology in Information
  	Systems (FOIS 2004)},
  	address =	{Torino, Italy},
  	pages =	{298--304},
  	month =	{November~4--6},
  	year =	{2004},
  	abstract =	{In the last years there has been a boom in digital
  	real-world image databases, for instance, in medical imagery and
  	consumer digital photography.  In Information Retrieval, the field of
  	Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) aims to retrieve images from a
  	repository, and rank the retrieved images by computing the similarity
  	between the images in the database and a query image.  A basic process
  	in CBIR is the extraction of features from the digitized representation
  	of an image on a computer.  These features are intended to represent
  	features that coincide with human visual experience.  We explore the
  	human visual experience of an image and discuss what an image is, and
  	how it relates to the visual experience.  We show that an image consist
  	of indivisible information carrying elements that make up the whole of
  	the image.  We argue that a CBIR system must have an intermediate level
  	for reasons of efficiency and effectiveness.  Then we apply the
  	technical philosophical notion of supervenience to explain the nature
  	of the relation between information carrying elements, the intermediate
  	level and the image.  At the end of the paper, we offer our ontology of
  	an image in a CBIR system.},
  }