image-ndd-lsh
Near-duplicate image detection using Locality Sensitive Hashing (by mendesk)
ssim
πΌπ¬ JavaScript Image Comparison (by obartra)
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Discussion Thread
You might look into locally sensitive hashing. Here's some software I found with a quick search
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File consolidation software/strategy for merging and deduplicating photos from multiple TB drives into one place with possible corruptions.
What would be nice is something that used locality-sensitive hashing to bin very similar files together for further examination.
ssim
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File consolidation software/strategy for merging and deduplicating photos from multiple TB drives into one place with possible corruptions.
Using something like this approach or this would probably be how I'd attempt to solve it initially, though you'd need to experiment with a few corrupt images to see what reasonable score threshold for deciding files are similar enough to possibly be a copy modulo corruption.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing image-ndd-lsh and ssim you can also consider the following projects:
datasketch - MinHash, LSH, LSH Forest, Weighted MinHash, HyperLogLog, HyperLogLog++, LSH Ensemble and HNSW
image-size - Node module for detecting image dimensions
LSH - Locality Sensitive Hashing using MinHash in Python/Cython to detect near duplicate text documents
watching-you - watching-you is a javascript library for building animations that watch anything on DOM π.
videoduplicatefinder - Video Duplicate Finder - Crossplatform