Based on Texture Feature of Color Image Retrieval

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Along with the development of multimedia technology, large capacity image library a wide range of applications, content-based image retrieval (CBIR) technology is management and retrieval effective means. Among the contend-based retrieval techno-logiest, feature extraction is most important. For instance, color, texture and shape feature etc. But each feature of image can only catch one aspect of the similarity of image, how to represent images better has become a important research field in content -based image retrieval. Introduced the use of image texture characteristics of image retrieval method, with gray symbiotic matrix algorithm, from the block of the texture characteristics, and gives the CBIR system is realized, and the experiment results are given.

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