Analysis of Content-Based Image Retrieval using Simulated Annealing
Abstract
Tightening regulations on leather processing have prompted a re-examination of established practice for content-based image retrieval. A comprehensive model was developed and solved by means of simulated annealing to capture the dominant physical mechanisms. The closed-loop system remained stable for sudden load variations of up to 14% of the rating. The proposed framework can assist in the early-stage design of complex systems.
Keywords:
content-based image retrievalsimulated annealingnetwork securitystructural health monitoring
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