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Figure 1.2: A representation of the main parts of the retrieval system based on a local ap- ap-proach
Figure 2.2: This image demonstrates the difference between the superclasses of partitioning and inclusion trees
Figure 2.3: Subfigure (b) shows a possible partitioning tree constructed for the image shown in subfigure (a)
Figure 2.4: A possible inclusion tree for the image displayed in subfigure 2.4(a) is shown in subfigure 2.4(c)
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