| 英文摘要 |
With the elevation of peoples' educational level and the occurrence of some serious medication mistakes, the need for correct pharmaceutical information and adequate knowledge of medication safety augments. People often look for medicine information on the Internet or in books. However, the queries are usually executed in the text form using drug names or key words of medicine functions. Images are often difficult to be described with text. A content-based image retrieval (CBIR) method was proposed in this article. Shape, scale, and color features of pill images were extracted first and then fed into neural networks for classification. The pill image retrieval model was built by deploying appropriate features and feed forward neural networks to provide non-text query method. After obtaining pill images via digital camera, features that represented the images were extracted automatically. The features were then processed for recognition. The system has achieved a recognition rate higher than 94%, it proves that a pill image recognition system using this model is feasible. |