How to filter images by similarity of that images in C#.net?

[vidhyaG]

Hi...

i am developing one website in asp.net using c# language.
in that searching images option is there.while searching if we choose some images,it will disply similiar images to that.so how can i do that..

if you know help me...

[Frinavale]

Sorry but I don't understand the question.
To display an image in an ASP.NET webpage you should use the <asp:Image .../> control. Please note that images must be accessible by the browser, so they must exist within a website on the web server (otherwise the browser cannot download the image to display to the user).

If the image is not located on the server than you will need to create an ASP.NET webpage that will fetch the image and return it to the user. You will provide this ASP.NET website's url to the Image control so that the browser can retrieve and display the image.

-Frinny

[vidhyaG]

Thank you for your reply...

My Question is...

if we are searching images(eg.zebra )in search engine.search engine displays some images related to zebra.it contains various images like Zebra image,zebra lines..etc..

in that if we click only zebra lines...it have to disply related to zebra lines image only.

how can do this?

[Frinavale]

Well, you will have to store information about your images somewhere so that your "search engine" can search for what the user is looking for. Typically you would store a description of what the image is and either store the image in the database or store the path to the image in the database. That way you can search the descriptions of the images for what the user wants.

-Frinny

[vidhyaG]

ya.ok.we can do that.but it is very simple method.so anyother way is there?using histogram or 2d data of image?

[Frinavale]

I think that my approach is not only the easiest but will be less prone to bugs/problems.

Histograms are graphical representations of the tonal distribution in a digital image. It doesn't tell you What is in the picture, just the tonal distribution of the image.

I'm not entirely sure how 2D data of the image is going to help you determine what is in the image either.

-Frinny