Compare The Degree Of Similarity Between Two Or More Images?
Jun 15, 2011
I am capturing images from a webcam and I have to compare the degree of similarity between two or more images. that is... which two images are the closest match.
I know I cannot compare the pixels...so how do i go about it?
I am using Visual basic 2010 on Win7
This comparison need to be sufficiently fast. Within 2-3 seconds.
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