On Feb 19, 2006, at 6:22 PM, Mike Woodworth wrote:
if they are multiple copies of the same exact image, i'd do
something like histogram matching... does loop though all the
pixels and put them into x bins each r,g,b. then store the count
of items in each bin. you'll end up with an array on counts.
compare that to other images. it should be a perfect match if they
from the same photo, but you can also set a threshold by
subtracting each bin from the equivalent on the test image. take
the absolute value of it and add them all together. the smaller
the number, the closer the histograms are matched.
This is a very good idea and sounds like it would be able to identify
identical pictures easily.
TIP:
Don't loop through every single pixel in the image as this is very
time consuming for large images. Instead take advantage of the
For...Next "Step" option (see OLR) for stepping over every 2 to 4
pixels. Stepping 2 pixels in both X and Y will be approximately 400%
faster than every pixel, and stepping 4 pixels would be approximately
1600% faster.
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