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I suspect it has to do with the lower resolution. I'm using nearest neighbors interpolation for resizing images and have noticed similar behaviour before. Would
by yantrams 8y ago
I suspect it has to do with the lower resolution. I'm using nearest neighbors interpolation for resizing images and have noticed similar behaviour before. Would be great if you can try with higher resolution versions(preferably > 200px) of the same images and let me know the results.
A closer inspection of the results actually shows some of the results aren't that bad a match. Results ordered 1, 4, 5, 7 and 7 in particular vaguely have the same outline as that of the query image. If I have to score this result, I wouldn't give it more than a 3 out of 10 for sure.
- amyboyd 8y agoI just realised the "download" icons aren't meant to be "similar icons"... they allow you to download the one above. Doh! I've re-tried the "remove user" one but uploaded an SVG instead of a PNG (so technically the resolution is unlimited). Uploaded it both circled and not circled. Here are the results: https://imgur.com/a/OT8Spjt https://imgur.com/a/OT8Spjt
- yantrams 8y ago:) Please feel free to share the SVGs. I will convert them to PNGs and test them out. I will add SVG support real soon. Right now I've put an exception handler that passes an empty array as query if an image format that can't be decoded is thrown at it :|
- amyboyd 8y agoSure - is your email yantrams@linkdot.link? If you don't want to post your email publicly, can you email amy@amyboyd.co.uk and I'll reply with both SVGs + PNGs. I actually uploaded SVGs so I think you might already (unintentionally) support SVGs?
- amyboyd 8y agoAlso tried this "in-out" icon. I can kinda see how the algorithm got the results. Happy to send you a bunch of SVGs if want for testing BTW. https://imgur.com/a/hDdDHED https://imgur.com/a/hDdDHED