Find similar image by specific image.
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
xb@dnxb:~/Downloads/find_similar_image$ python3 similar_img.py --help
usage: similar_img.py [-h] [-d DIR_TO_SCAN] [-md MAX_DEPTH] [-v] [-n] [-m]
[-c [C]] [-w [W]] [-s SHOW] [-l LN] [-lnm LNM] [-f] [-u]
[-p PERCENTAGE] [--version]
[image_path]
Find simlar images in specific directory by specific image
positional arguments:
image_path Specify single image path to check.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DIR_TO_SCAN, --dir DIR_TO_SCAN
Directory path to scan recursively.
You can't use -d together with -c
-md MAX_DEPTH, --max-depth MAX_DEPTH
Specify max depth of directory path to scan.
If you use -md together with -c then its max depth depends on the path of cache file without re-scan.
-v, --verbose Shows more log.
You probably want to remove -m too.
-n, --norm Use Manhattan norm which not allow cache.
It has higher tolerance in different size but lower tolerance in bright.
Default are Average and Difference hash(pick higher) which allow cache with -c/-w.
-m Only shows matched line.
-c [C] Read hash values from this cache file without re-scan images. Default is hash.cache if -c without value.
You should use -w once to generate new cache file before use -c
-w [W] Write hash values to this cache file for re-use by -c. Default is hash.cache if -w without value.
-s SHOW, --show SHOW Shows Nth matched images in popup viewer.
0 means unlimited but be aware it probably hang your system if too much viewers popup.
-l LN, --link-match LN
Create symlink of matched images in this directory.
-lnm LNM, --link-not-match LNM
Create symlink of not-matched images in this directory.
-f, --follows-symlink
Follows symlink for files and directory.
Default is don't follows symlink to avoid scan duplicated (-s will popup twice) files in -l/-lnm directory.
-u, --unique-ln Create symlink with unique filename by uuid.
This option do nothing without -l or -lnm
-p PERCENTAGE, --percentage PERCENTAGE
Match by diff less or equal to this percentage floating value (without %).
Default is 80.0%. You should try lower it to 75% or 70% if it doesn't match a few.
--version show program's version number and exit
