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Object image retrieval based on self-supervised learning and zero-shot learning

Jul 2026 · Signal, Image and Video Processing · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 44 references
Computer Science

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A novel three-stage framework that integrates self-supervised contrastive pre-training with a dual-branch attention-driven architecture and employs an asymmetric deep hashing layer that promotes both high-level semantic consistency and computational efficiency through binary Hamming distance matching is proposed.

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