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Feature selection for each retrieval experiment
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This paper describes the development of an image retrieval system that combines probabilistic and ontological information 1 . The process is divided in two different stages: indexing and retrieval. Three information flows have been created with different kind of information each one: word forms, stems and stemmed bigrams. The final result com-bines...
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