Keywords Assignment to Fixed Image Region Segmentations Using Fuzzy SVMs

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The basic idea of this paper is multiple keywords can be assigned to image through the method of fixed region segmentation. We divide a single image into the 4-level regions. For each of them, the combined feature is extracted and inputted into the trained Fuzzy SVMs to classify, which has been proved better than conventional SVMs in the generalization ability. The values of classification in each category are calculated. Based on these values, the keywords are assigned.

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