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Rotation and translation covariant match kernels for image retrieval

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Most image encodings achieve orientation invariance by aligning the patches to their dominant orientations and translation invariance by completely ignoring patch position or by max-pooling. Albeit successful, such choices introduce too much invariance because they do not guarantee that the patches are rotated or translated consistently. In this paper, we propose a geometric-aware aggregation strategy, which jointly encodes the local descriptors together with their patch dominant angle or location. The geometric attributes are encoded in a continuous manner by leveraging explicit feature maps. Our technique is compatible with generic match kernel formulation and can be employed along with several popular encoding methods, in particular Bag-of-Words, VLAD and the Fisher vector. The method is further combined with an efficient monomial embedding to provide a codebook-free method aggregating local descriptors into a single vector representation. Invariance is achieved by efficient similarity estimation of multiple rotations or translations, offered by a simple trigonometric polynomial. This strategy is effective for image search, as shown by experiments performed on standard benchmarks for image and particular object retrieval, namely Holidays and Oxford buildings.
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hal-01168525 , version 1 (25-08-2015)

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Giorgos Tolias, Andrei Bursuc, Teddy Furon, Hervé Jégou. Rotation and translation covariant match kernels for image retrieval. Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 2015, pp.15. ⟨10.1016/j.cviu.2015.06.007⟩. ⟨hal-01168525⟩
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