Reverse Image Search Analysis Based on Pre-Trained Convolutional Neural Network Model
I Gede Susrama Mas Diyasa, Alfath Daryl Alhajir, Amir Muhammad Hakim, Moh. Fathur Rohman · 2020
Search engine features on the Internet are increasingly getting more sophisticated. Not only by using keywords, searching for information now can also be done by inputting images through an image feature. It returns the results related to the query image, its size, and the sites that load the image as a query. This method is called Reverse Image Search (RIS), one type of Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR). Occasionally, the query image provides several other images that are similar and correlated with the query image. Thus, it requires a machine that must distinguish and find correlations between one image and another. In this paper, the author extracted image features from RIS s results by implementing a CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) model trained to extract image features and performed RIS on a database. We compared similar and relevant content to the query image with the performance vector distance extracted by comparing the Pre-Trained CNN Model with the Pre-Trained CNN Model method and conventional methods such as perceptual hashing. In this paper, the Pre-Trained CNN Model method succeeded in handling orientation information. However, the Euclidean distance from the feature vector of several images was quite close, albeit different.