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Scene categorization with multiscale category-specific visual words

A 2009 journal article whose title indicates a method for scene categorization using multiscale, category-specific visual words. Publisher metadata names SPIE as the publisher and the content type as a journal article.

Illustrative image: Aerial image of the Kornwestheim classification yard (view from the south) — Carsten Steger/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Categories: science-and-space, technology

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The article documents a technical approach relevant to image analysis and scene classification research.

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