Recently, DNA encoding has shown its potential to store the vital information of the image in
the form of nucleotides, namely, and, with the entire sequence following run-length and GC …

In the traditional content-based image retrieval (CBIR) framework, images are retrieved
based on the combined primitive features. However, such a kind of fusion is always not …

Digital data are rising fast as Internet technology advances through many sources, such as
smart phones, social networking sites, IoT, and other communication channels. Therefore …

Image steganography is the process of concealing secret information within a cover image.
The main challenge of steganography is to ensure that the embedding process does not …

In order to improve the image retrieval effect of smart archives, reduce retrieval time, and
enhance retrieval performance, this paper proposes an image retrieval technology for smart …

In this digital world, where availability of the image-generating tools is quite common and
owing to the rapid growth of Internet knowledge, people use to exchange massive volume of …

In recent, electronic medical records of patients are frequently used and shared among
several hospitals and medical clinics to make the medical records easily available to the …

Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) has made significant advancements and continues to
evolve with the rapid development of computer vision and artificial intelligence technologies …

A CBIR system works on the primitive visual features extracted from the images of a
concerned database. A CBIR system should provide better results and need to have a close …

Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) is a significant research area focused on developing
effective techniques for managing large image collections and facilitating efficient retrieval …