PixelPeep - Intelligent Image Comparison and find original one from group of images #4
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…ection input and shows selected images
…accept tag of input in frontend
…ickle; retained existing backend/frontend for comparison
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This PR introduces the complete initial version of PixelPeep, a tool designed to intelligently compare and score images based on a histogram and imagehash. PixelPeep intelligently groups similar images and attempts to identify the original image from each group using a combination of histogram comparison and imagehash.
Features
Image Preprocessing
Perceptual Similarity & Hashing
Computes perceptual hash (pHash) for robust similarity comparison
Calculates Hamming distance between image hashes to group visually similar images
Scoring System for Originality
Output
Groups similar images based on threshold value
For each group, identifies the most likely original image using the scoring system
Technologies Used: