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IDRA (InDexing and Retrieving Automatically) is a tool which allows indexing a wide range of text (TXT, DOC, PDF) and image annotations files (XML), query-based searching, visualizing an index, saving it for re-usability, evaluation, etc.
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A 3D Captcha implementation using Pov Ray and JSF. A user is presented with the challenge of identifying various objects. The image is generated out of a 3D model in which the different elements and element attributes are randomized.
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This Java project creates a testing environment application to analyze an image at its low level features and suggest tags to clasify it using an ontology search based on the tags of similar images.
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Ce projet est effectué dans le cadre du Master 2 SIRES 2008-2009 de l'Université du Havre. Il s'agit d'implémenter un algorithme distribué afin de récupérer les différentes zones d'une image ()dynamique ou non à l'aide de colonies de fourmis.
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