Image search

[The-Bart-The]

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[alabulei1]

Hello! How can I assist you with image search on GitHub?

[The-Bart-The]

Say I have an image, dimensions 800 pixels by 100 pixels, and a second image, dimensions 800 pixels by 2000 pixels. How can I efficiently detect if the first image matches the bottom 100 pixels of the second image? I would like to do this programmatically in a Windows *.BAT file, possibly using ImageMagick.

[alabulei1]

To detect if the first image matches the bottom 100 pixels of the second image programmatically, you can use ImageMagick's command-line tool called compare.

Here's how you can accomplish this using a Windows .bat file:

1. Install ImageMagick by downloading the Windows installer from the official website: https://imagemagick.org/script/download.php#windows
2. Follow the installation wizard to install ImageMagick on your computer.

Once ImageMagick is installed, you can use the following .bat script to compare the images:

@echo off
setlocal

set "first_image=path\to\first_image.png"
set "second_image=path\to\second_image.png"

set /a "second_image_height=2000"
set /a "comparison_height=100"

rem Crop the second image to the desired height
magick "%second_image%" -crop x%comparison_height%+0+%((%second_image_height% - %comparison_height%))% second_crop.png

rem Compare the first image with the cropped second image
magick compare -metric AE "%first_image%" second_crop.png null: 2>&1 | findstr /R /C:"^[0-9]*$" > comparison_result.txt

set /p "comparison_result=" < comparison_result.txt

rem Check if the comparison result is zero (0), indicating a match
if %comparison_result% equ 0 (
    echo "The first image matches the bottom %comparison_height% pixels of the second image."
) else (
    echo "The first image does not match the bottom %comparison_height% pixels of the second image."
)

rem Clean up temporary files
del second_crop.png comparison_result.txt

endlocal

Make sure to replace path\to\first_image.png and path\to\second_image.png in the script with the actual paths to your images.

This script loads the second image, crops it to the desired height using the formula %((%second_image_height% - %comparison_height%))%, compares it with the first image, and outputs the comparison result to a file called comparison_result.txt. The script then reads the comparison result from the file and checks if it is equal to zero (0) to determine if there is a match.

Finally, the script cleans up temporary files, if any.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.