Re: Kindly evaluate this research idea

> What can we define "the content" in terms of its mathematical explanation?
> So much work on this is being done in the big places like Berkeley and
> Stanford, still no answer. If there is please let me know."

Defining the content of an image perfectly is a very difficult task but
there are still some works worth looking at. Maybe you can look at the
works of Antonio Torralba from MIT. I am not sure that it is exactly
what you are looking for but Torralba is studying on object invariant
scene models. That is he is trying to obtain a representation of the
scene of the image before segmenting any object. Then he is using this
scene model as a prior information for object detection. Maybe you can
look at the below papers:

A. Oliva, A. Torralba (2001). Modeling the shape of the scene: a
holistic representation of the spatial envelope. International Journal
of Computer Vision, Vol. 42(3): 145-175

A. Torralba (2003). Contextual priming for object detection.
International Journal of Computer Vision. Vol. 53(2), 169-191

Also the website of Torralba:

http://web.mit.edu/torralba/www/

Regards
Yusuf

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