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who's to say the user will not enter an incorrect word or mis-type? To get reasonably accurate results, you would have to take a handful of samples for each wor
by spiralhead 19y ago
who's to say the user will not enter an incorrect word or mis-type? To get reasonably accurate results, you would have to take a handful of samples for each word and take the one with the highest frequency. And even then, users will figure out that they really only need to enter one word and random crap for the other one (it will always look different). Not a bad notion but too much room for error and randomness to be reliable.
- amichail 19y agoHow do you know it will always look different? Maybe the look could be faked reasonably well so that both words would look similar.
- spiralhead 19y agoMaybe is the key word there. It would be challenging since you would have to apply some sort of noise filter to each of the fakes to simulate a scanned image. You would also have to consider fonts