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KEY TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
Content-Based Image Retrieval:
consists of the retrieval of images based on the dissimilarity of
features extracted from the images.
Similarity Evaluation:
an operation that consists of a sequence of computational tasks in order to
obtain a value quantifying how close (or far) two multimedia objects are.
Similarity Queries:
are those queries where the search criteria is computed based on the similarity
among multimedia objects
Feature Extraction Algorithms:
mathematical routines that generate numerical vectors that rep-
resent an image
