jean yann wrote:Now, my problem is that the program works great for symmetrical images, but not quite good for asymmetrical images...
Does anybody know where I can find some examples of great image comparers?
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:I'm not even sure that Java is the best vehicle for it
Rafael Prado Oliveira wrote:its a hard one, but i think you can start picking some distinguish pixel in the image, and comparing them you can use 2 images, 1 the orignial , and the second one the mirrowed copy of the first one. sum the value of the same pixel in the both images, and check if the result is the same as the double of the value of the pixel in the 1st image..
you can count the total pixels in the image, and make and average on how many are simetrical and how many are not.
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