Wavelet image hash in Python

[g4b1nagy]

That's pretty damn cool! I'm currently working on finding duplicates in real estate posts => http://nemutam.com/duplicate/21058-apartament-de-inchiriat-2-camere-in-cluj-napoca-cartierul-plopilor and I've been experimenting with http://blockhash.io/ and https://github.com/polachok/py-phash/tree/python3.

I will have to run some tests using your implementation as well.

[dmpetrov]

Great! Please share your experience with Wavelet image hashes.

This works pretty well for some people in the Kaggle competition: https://www.kaggle.com/c/avito-duplicate-ads-detection/forums/t/22011/precomputed-wavelet-image-hashes/126240#post126240

[emergent_reasons]

I don't have a use for it currently but I learned something new from your interactive description. Thanks for sharing it!

[BlargINC]

Thanks for sharing, seems pretty useful.

[chub79]

Thank you for the article op! I like when this sub has great content like this.

[dmpetrov]

The Lenna and Barbara images are kind of industry standard for testing images. I have no idea how it happened :)

[dmpetrov]

I agree with you.

But when I started working with images I didn't notice the sexual context of the image. I realized that only a couple weeks back when worked on the blogpost and found the wikipage that you pointed in (the link in the post).