Vision-Based Image Retrieval (VBIR): A New Eye-Tracking Based Approach to Efficient and Intuitive Image Retrieval
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Vision-Based Image Retrieval (VBIR): A New Eye-Tracking Based Approach to Efficient and Intuitive Image Retrieval

by Kai Essig

computer vision Image Processing Information Retrieval
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Vision-Based Image Retrieval presents an eye-tracking-based approach to image search. Focusing on efficiency and intuitive interaction, the book explores how visual attention can contribute to retrieval systems. It offers a specialized perspective for readers interested in computer vision, information retrieval, and human-computer interaction.

About This Book

This book examines Vision-Based Image Retrieval, or VBIR, as an approach to finding images through visual analysis and user interaction.

Its central focus is the use of eye-tracking to support more efficient and intuitive image retrieval.

The work connects computer vision with human-computer interaction and information retrieval.

It is suited to readers interested in research on image search, visual technologies, and eye-tracking-based interfaces.

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