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[Home][4. Image Signatures][4.2 Key Signature]
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4.2 Key SignatureYou can collect the signature(s) of the left image, the right image, and all of the images in a folder. To compute the signature of an image:
Example. Left Signature. To continue from Figure 3.4, click the Clear button to clear the text box. Click “Signature/Left Signature (Key)” and you will see Figure 4.2. Figure 4.2 Click “Signature/Left Signature (Key)”. The Signature looks like: 1591 26 23 26 23 … Similarly, Click “Signature/Right Signature” and you will get an image signature for the right image. In 1:1 Matching or 1:N Matching, the signatures are computed behind the screen; you do not need to use the signature directly. The menu item “Signature/Left Signature (Key)” shows you the mechanism behind the screen so you can see what a signature looks like.
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