Enser, P.G.B.: Pictorial information retrieval (1995)
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- Abstract
- Surveys theoretical and practical issues associated with a particular type of information retrieval problem, where the information involves still or moving pictorial images. Reviews some of the world's major pictorial collections and discusses the practical aspects of electronic image collections: cataloguing; iamge capture and storage; image compression; image transmission and display. Considers available techniques for the logical access to visually encoded knowldge (ICONCLASS; TELCLASS; Gibbs-Smith; and the Art and Architecture Thesaurus), concentrating on issues relating to the subject indexing of images and describes 4 models for pictorial information retrieval corresponding to permutations of the verbal and visual modes for the representation of picture content and information need
