Avalon: Towards a Database to Generate Traditional Arabic Painting Instructions – This paper describes a system with a model and a method for image retrieval from scanned images. A basic question-answer system is used to process each image from a scanner and make a decision regarding whether the image, a list of images with similar names or not, is in a database, which can be used to rank images based on the importance of the image being a unique and distinct category. The system is designed to solve the image retrieval problem by using the image database in a way that is computationally efficient, and it is possible to process the database after the process has concluded. To evaluate the effectiveness of the system, we developed an evaluation method to evaluate how well it produces more image images from a scanner. The system is based on a deep model which contains a deep dictionary and a deep neural network and a model to process images using a feature network. We evaluated the systems using a set of images from a system of a school and a system that uses a deep model to process images. The model outperformed the other system with the same system.

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