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Hi I am doing a project in image matching system. They have asked me to compare two images of HIV virus structure and give the results. Can please help me out to do this? :confused:
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Updated 28-Mar-10 22:29pm
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What have you tried? More information is needed before anyone could even start to answer that question!
 
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Images are numbers encoded in such a way with color and shades that give rise to images.

Compare the values of the images to within an acceptable range of confidence, like 80% or 60% and accept it or reject it.

Of course, its a bit more complicated than that because you have to take into account angles and so on.

Give it a try and when you get stuck with the programming or architecture, post back.
 
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Okay here is the general idea:

First is to define the problem clearly. This means that you need to figure what exactly does it means to compare two images of HIV virus. For this you can think about why are you comparing two images, what is expected from the comparison etc.

Once you have defined the problem you can start thinking about how to solve it. So in this case you will have to find out features in images which will help you do comparison.

Then finally you can use libraries like OpenCV or others to extract the features from the image and do the comparison.

-Saurabh
 
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