Image recognition tool

[Vikram Singh]

It will also allow you (after formatting) to maintain a list of human readable 
chunks of characters without necessarily maintaining the corresponding image 
in that environment (eg that image may be in one of many substacks which are 
not open). You can then compare the correspondingly formatted md5digest of 
incoming images with the list to know if a copy exists. I think searching 
through a few thousand lines will take less than a few seconds! Isnt rev 
powerful?

Regards

Vikram

>===== Original Message From Vikram Singh <vikramsingh at mailandnews.com> =====
>Siva,
>
>I think if you use md5digest it may give you what you want.
>
>Regards
>Vikram
>
>>===== Original Message From Sannyasin Sivakatirswami <katir at hindu.org> =====
>>Probably too much to ask... but does anyone think that there would a
>>way for revolution to determine if one image was a duplicated of
>>another? I mean, not by file name but from the image data itself?
>>
>>
>>Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
>>Himalayan Academy Publications
>>at Kauai's Hindu Monastery
>>katir at hindu.org
>>
>
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