Aggregation and Image Sample Clauses

Aggregation and Image. Retrieval System 15
Sample 1
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Aggregation and Image. Retrieval System Among the services that can be exploited for future sustainability of the project results we mention the search and retrieval services offered by the AIM Infrastructure discussed and defined in D4.2.2. The AIM (Aggregation and Image Retrieval system) infrastructure contains a portfolio of technical tools that can be used to search and retrieve Eagle material in an innovative way. In addition to the traditional text search and metadata access functionality it also offers the possibility of searching using visual query, in the form of image similarity queries or image recognition queries. In one case, a query retrieves pictures that are visually similar to the image query. In the other case, the system tries to recognize the image content to provide users with information contained in the picture. Figure 3 - High level view of the EAGLE services These features are exposed as REST API and were used both to build the Eagle Flagship Mobile application and the Eagle Web Portal. The API can be also made public, so that third parties can build their own mobile or web applications leveraging on the Eagle services. For instance a museum can decide to offer its visitors a mobile application that allows pointing the camera to an epigraph, in the exhibition, to get information, or to interact in augmented reality. Access to the Eagle API can be made free with some limitations, which can be unblocked purchasing a premium subscription to the service. The specific details of the pricing model will be defined after contacting a certain number of possible parties, interested in these services, and will be revised according to their acceptance and usage. For instance, as often happens in “freemium” on-line services, limitations can include maximum number of monthly requests, response time, portion of data that can be retrieved, or type of usage licensed. In the following we give a brief description of the available services.
Sample 1

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