Image analysis – Color image processing – Pattern recognition or classification using color
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-07
2005-06-07
Johns, Andrew W. (Department: 2621)
Image analysis
Color image processing
Pattern recognition or classification using color
C382S100000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06904168
ABSTRACT:
An enterprise based workflow server based system to detect and classify images as potentially of pornographic nature. The system is based on two independent stages. The first stage is an automatic stage which eliminates most images that are positively non pornographic, including an image analysis engine with a plurality of sub engines, each dedicated to different attributes of an image. The second stage describes an additional embodiment of a manual review stage. An alternative embodiment describes a similar server solution to detect images suspected as copyrighted material. The images can be individually classified, or analyzed as a cluster or a collection of images such as an album or motion-picture segment, sampled into key still frames. The system optimizes time saving by elimination of images, and assures accuracy by generating a workflow reviewing solution which can involve a human decision-making stage.
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Bigioi Petronel
Raducan Ilariu
Steinberg Eran
Alavi Amir
Fotonation Holdings LLC
Johns Andrew W.
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