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AUTOMATIC FACE ANNOTATION BY FEATURE BASED CLUSTERING ON WEAKLY LABELED FACIAL IMAGE

ANJU B. S.

MTECH- CSE, MCET

JISHA S.

Asst. Professor-CSE,MCET

117-125

Vol: 5, Issue: 4, 2015

Receiving Date: 2015-09-09 Acceptance Date:

2015-10-08

Publication Date:

2015-11-05

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Abstract

An annotation can be referred to as metadata attached to text, image, or any other type of data, or a specified part of the actual data. In the digital imaging the term annotation is commonly used for visible metadata superimposed on an image without changing the underlying original image. Auto face annotation means labeling a human facial image automatically. It is beneficial to a number of realworld applications such as , social networks that can automatically annotate users’ uploaded photos to facilitate online photo search and management tasks. This paper investigates the search based face annotation technique and a feature base clustering approach to perform annotation effectively.

Keywords: Annotation, Web Database, weakly labeled image.

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