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EDIT: Parent edited his comment to clarify. I understand the point now. I'm wrong about similar images needing to have "similar" hashes. Those hashes either nee
by function_seven 5y ago
EDIT: Parent edited his comment to clarify. I understand the point now. I'm wrong about similar images needing to have "similar" hashes. Those hashes either need to match exactly, or else not be considered at all.
IGNORE THIS: I think that's the parent comment's point. These are definitely not cryptographic hashes, since they—by design and necessity—need to mirror hash similarity to the perceptual similarity of the input images.
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- whoknowswhat11 5y agoThey are almost the opposite. The programs create different hashes (though very similar) depending on platform you run on even with SAME input. No crypto hash works even close to this.
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