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https://github.com/sabaudian/information_retrieval_project

Content-Based Medical Image Retrieval System - IR project
https://github.com/sabaudian/information_retrieval_project

cbir computer-vision cosine-similarity covid-19 information-retrieval jupyter-notebook keras medical-image-analysis medical-imaging mobilenet pycharm pycharm-ide python resnet-50 unimi vgg16

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Content-Based Medical Image Retrieval System - IR project

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# Information Retrieval Project

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## General Information

- **Python** version is: **3.12.0** (_if you need to download it click on the Python badge_)
- **requirements.txt** contains all the necessary python packages.
- **IR_project_report.pdf** describes the project implementation.

## (CBIR) COVID-19 search engine

Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) is a computer vision technique which addresses the problem of searching for digital images in large databases. A content-based approach exploits the contents of an image, such as colors, shapes and textures, differing from its concept-based counterpart, which instead focuses on keywords and tags associated with the image itself.
Image retrieval has gained more and more relevance in the medical field, due to the accumulation of extensive collections of scans in hospitals. These images are stored in DICOM format, which must be manually annotated and may require considerable time to process by physicians. The goal of this project is trying to address this problem by considering different approaches for building a content-based medical image retrieval system and comparing their results based on classification metrics and computational time.