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# GIFT, a flexible content based image retrieval system.
# Copyright (C) 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, CUI University of Geneva
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
require Exporter;
use lib '/usr/bin'; # for including CFeedbackClient
use CGIFTLink qw(processGIFTQueryCall processGIFTRandomQueryCall traverseTree configure);
use CXMLTreeBuilder;
use XML::Parser;# YOU HAVE TO INSTALL XML::PARSER you get it at www.cpan.org
############################################################
#
# An example for subclassing CGIFTLink for your needs
#
############################################################
package CVLStructuredAnnotation;
@ISA= qw(Exporter
CGIFTLink);
@EXPORT_OK= qw(new
processGIFTQueryCall
processGIFTRandomQueryCall
setCollectionTree
configure
);
sub new(){
my $class = shift;
my $self = new CGIFTLink();
bless $self, $class;
$self->initialize();
return $self;
}
sub initialize(){
my$self=shift;
}
sub processGIFTQueryCall{
my$self=shift;
return $self->CGIFTLink::processGIFTQueryCall(@_);
}
########################################
#
# configure (OVERLOADED FROM CGIFTLink)
#
# processes the configuration data present in
# $self->{collection} and $self->{algorithm}.
# possible examples would be the opening of a
# connection to an SQL database.
#
# PARAMETERS: expects $self->{collection} and $self->{algorithm}
# to be set
#
# SIDE EFFECTS: sets "collection tree" to an XML tree containing
# your annotation. Getting the URLs in there is
# left to the interested reader.
# prints the resulting tree in an ugly fashion
#
# RETURNS: nothing
#
# THIS FUNCTION IS INTENDED TO BE OVERLOADED
#
sub configure(){
my $self=shift;
$self->{"collection-file"} = $self->{algorithm}->{attributes}->{"cwi-annotation-ds-collection-file"};
$self->{urls} = {};
my $lTreeBuilder=new CXMLTreeBuilder();
print "XML COLLECTION: I will load the file $self->{'collection-file'}\n";
$self->{"collection-tree"} =
$lTreeBuilder->fileToTree($self->{"collection-file"});
my $allImg = $self->{"collection-tree"}->{children};
print "#img = ", $#{$allImg}, "\n";
# initialize urls and thumbnail-urls from the collection
my $img;
foreach $img ( @$allImg ) {
if($img->{element}){
my $id = $img->{attributes}->{"ID"};
print "Image: ",$img->{element}, ":", $id, "\n";
$self->{urls}->{$id} = "http://gift.unige.ch/images/PolarBears/$id.jpg";
}
}
}
########################################
#
# query HERE GOES YOUR QUERY PROCESSOR
#
# Processes the query given by $self->{tree}
#
# PARAMETERS: The tree to be processed
#
# RETURNS: an XML tree containing a "query-result" element
#
# THIS FUNCTION IS OVERLOADED from CGIFTLink
#
sub similarity_order( $$ ) {
$b->{attributes}->{"calculated-similarity"}
<=>
$a->{attributes}->{"calculated-similarity"};
}
#
# match_elt() -- match on a single element.
#
sub match_elt( $$ ) {
my $self=shift;
my $elt1 = shift;
my $elt2 = shift;
#changed WM: text nodes have no name, named elements have no unparsed text
print "\n($elt1->{text})/($elt1->{element}) != ($elt2->{text})/($elt2->{element})\n";
{
if (defined($elt1->{text})
&& defined($elt2->{text})
&& ($elt1->{text} eq $elt2->{text})){
print "\n($elt1->{text}) t-matches ($elt2->{text})\n";
print "T";
return 1.0;
}
if (defined($elt1->{element})
&& defined($elt2->{element})
&& ($elt1->{element} eq $elt2->{element})){
print "\n($elt1->{element}) e-matches ($elt2->{element})\n";
print "E";
return 1.0;
};
}
print "FAIL";
return 0.0;
}
#
# rec_match() -- recursive sub-tree match.
#
sub rec_match( $$ ) {
my$self=shift;
my $num_children, $query_term, $sa_term, $rec_sim;
my $sim = 0.0;
my $image = shift;
my $query = shift;
if ($self->match_elt($image, $query)) {
# Terminating condition if we're at leaves in query.
if ((!defined($query->{children}))
|| (0==scalar(@{$query->{children}}))) {
print "\n\nLEAF MATCH $sim\n";
return 1.0;
}
{# eliminate whitespace-only text children from QUERY
my $i;
my $lResultList=[];
foreach $i (@{$query->{children}}){
if(defined( $i->{text})
&& ($i->{text}=~m/^(\s*)$/s)){
print "\n _{$i->{text}}_ matched _$1_\n REJECTED";
}else{
push(@{$lResultList},$i);
}
}
$query->{children}=$lResultList;
}
$num_children = scalar(@{$query->{children}});
foreach $query_term (@{$query->{children}}) {
my $lQueryTermUsed=0;
foreach $sa_term (@{$image->{children}}) {
my $rec_sim = $self->rec_match($sa_term, $query_term);
if($rec_sim>0) {
$sim += $rec_sim / $num_children unless $lQueryTermUsed;
$lQueryTermUsed=1;
print "REC MATCH $sim\n";
}
}
}
} else {
return 0.0;
}
return $sim;
}
#
# andys_ham() -- Andy's half-assed match.
#
sub andys_ham( $$ ) {
my $self=shift;
my ($query_term, $sa_term, $and_term, $and_sim, $temp);
my $sim = 0;
# Deref the children member on the query and image set.
my $image = shift;
my $query = shift;
print "++++++++++IN ANDYS HAM \n";
# Iterate over all top level query elements.
foreach $query_term (@{$query->{children}}) {
print "--$query_term->{element}--";
# And now over all top-level SA elements.
$and_sim = 0.0;
foreach $sa_term (@{$image->{children}}) {
print "++$sa_term->{element}++";
my $temp = $self->rec_match($sa_term, $query_term);
if ($temp) {
$and_sim += $temp unless $and_sim;
print "andys ham matches $sim\n";
;
}
}
if ($and_sim > $sim) {
$sim = $and_sim;
}#is this a succesful fix
#$sim += $and_sim;
}
return $sim;
}
sub query_match_anImg( $$$ ) {
my $self=shift;
my $id = shift;
my $img = shift;
my $query = shift;
return {
element => "query-result-element",
attributes => {
"calculated-similarity" => $self->andys_ham($img, $query),
"image-location" => $self->{urls}->{$id},
"thumbnail-location" => "http://no_thumbnail.org"
},
children => []
};
}
sub query( $ ){
my $self=shift;
my $inQuery= shift;
# $inQuery contains now an XML tree
# The top element of the tree you get ALWAYS will be a "query-step"
# The attribute "result-size" contains the maximum number of images to be retrieved
# (comes from the interface).
# the direct children of query-step will be anything you like.
#
print "---------->query:$inQuery->{attributes}:",$inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"},":",join(",",keys(%{$inQuery->{attributes}})),"\n\n";
# match the elements in the collection
# to get inside the mpeg-7-qbe tag
my $i;
my $lMPEG_QBE;
print "\n","QueryChildren\n",join("xx",@{$inQuery->{children}}),"\n";
foreach $i (@{$inQuery->{children}}){
print "Looking at child ",$i->{element},"\n";
$lMPEG_QBE=$i if($i->{element} eq "mpeg-7-qbe");
}
{
my $lVisitor=new CXMLTreeVisitor();
print "\nUGLY\n";
# "ugly-prints" the result of the query.
$self->traverseTree($lMPEG_QBE,$lVisitor);
print "\nUGLY\n";
}
my $allImg = $self->{"collection-tree"}->{children};
my %res = ();
foreach $img ( @$allImg ) {
my $id = $img->{attributes}->{"ID"};
print "Looking at Image with ID: $id\n" if defined($id);
print "ERROR: ID not defined\n" unless defined($id);
print("OK: $lMPEG_QBE->{element}(" , join(",", @{$lMPEG_QBE->{children}}) ,")\n") if defined($lMPEG_QBE->{element});
print "ERROR: lMPEG_QBE-element undefined!\n" unless defined($lMPEG_QBE->{element});
if( (defined($img))
&& (defined($id))
&& (defined($lMPEG_QBE))){
print "actually calling query_match_anImg ( $id, $img, $lMPEG_QBE )\n";
$res{$id} = $self->query_match_anImg( $id, $img, $lMPEG_QBE );
}
}
my @allmatches = values( %res );
my @sortedmatches = sort similarity_order @allmatches;
$#sortedmatches = $inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"} - 1 if(scalar(@sortedmatches) > $inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"} - 1);
#returning the final tree
return {
element => "query-result",
attributes => {},
children => [
{
element => "query-result-element-list",
attributes => {},
children => \@sortedmatches
}
]
};
}
########################################
#
# randomQuery HERE GOES SOMETHING WHICH GIVES BACK A RANDOM NUMBER OF IMAGES
#
# Processes the query given by $inQuery
# give back $inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"} random images
#
# PARAMETERS: The "query" tree to be processed
#
# RETURNS: an XML tree containing a "query-result" element
#
# THIS FUNCTION IS OVERLOADED from CGIFTLink
#
sub randomQuery( $ ){
my $self=shift;
my $inQuery= shift;# this would now contain an XML tree
print "---------->randomQuery:",$inQuery->{element},",",$inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"},":",keys(%{$inQuery->{attributes}}),"\n\n";
#returning a constant XML tree
return {
element => "query-result",
attributes => {},
children => [
{
element => "query-result-element-list",
attributes => {},
children => [
({
element => "query-result-element",
attributes => {
"calculated-similarity" => rand(),
"image-location" => "http://gift.unige.ch/images/TSR500/b_1111_scaled_small_thumbnail_jpg.jpg",
"thumbnail-location" => "http://gift.unige.ch/images/TSR500/b_1111_scaled_small_thumbnail_jpg.jpg"
},
children => []
}) x $inQuery->{attributes}->{"result-size"} # result-size-times
]
}
]
};
}
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