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Hierarchical visual perception and two-dimensional compressive sensing for effective content-based color image retrieval

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Figure 1. HSV space segment and hierarchical mapping
Figure 2. Image retrieval framework based on hierarchical HSV feature
Fig. 3. Two pairs of randomly selected horse (top) and rose (bottom) images.
Table 2. Comparison of retrieval results from different models
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