The Ai advantage: capturing trends and Unravelling patterns in a data Direction World
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https://doi.org/10.19153/cleiej.28.6.9Abstract
In the age of digital transformation, effective Image Retrieval (IR) systems are essential for managing the vast amounts of visual data generated daily. Traditional IR methods, primarily reliant to Text Based annotations, face significant challenges, including the labor- intensive process of manual tagging and the inherent subjectivity in human perception. These limitations often lead to inefficiencies and inaccuracies in retrieving relevant images, underscoring the urgent needs for innovating approaches that can enhance retrieval capabilities. This review paper addresses existing gaps in the literature by investigating the role of advanced algorithms in improving image retrieval systems and assessing the impact of external factors on evolving trends. By exploring the integration of multimodal fusion techniques that combine various data sources such as text, images, and audio to enhance the effectiveness of Content Based Image Retrieval (CBIR). Furthermore, identifying ongoing challenges within current methodologies and purpose future research directions that can pave the way for more robust systems. The importance of this review lies in its unique focus on AI driven solutions that leverage Deep Learning (DL) to overcome traditional limitations. By providing clear insights into trends and patterns, this paper aims to highlight the transformative potential of CBIR across various sectors, including e-commerce, digital media, and textiles. Moreover, by emphasizing thee societal relevance of efficient IR such as improving users experience in online shopping demonstrating how advanced CBIR systems can significantly impact everyday life. Ultimately, this paper seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of how AI can reshape IR methodologies, making that more effective, scalable and user centric in a data driven world.
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