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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, similarity, search, duplicates, sketch"
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 msgid "Similarity View"
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 msgid "Overview"
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 "You have lost a picture because you can't remember its name or where you "
 "filed it? You need to perform a *Similarity* search on your collections."
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 "digiKam characterizes every image by a lengthy number that makes it possible "
 "to find similar images by comparing this calculated signature. The less "
 "numerical difference there is between any two image signatures, the more "
 "they resemble each other. This methodology is the core engine to three "
 "features named find **Duplicates**, find similar **Image**, and find by "
 "**Sketch**."
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 "digiKam uses in background Wavelets/Haar algorithms based on the `Fast Multi-"
 "Resolution Image Querying publication <https://grail.cs.washington.edu/wp-"
 "content/uploads/2015/08/jacobs-1995.pdf>`_"
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 "Before you can have digiKam finding duplicates the signatures (or "
 "fingerprints) have to be calculated. You can start that process with the "
 "button **Update Fingerprints** which initiates a total rebuild of the image "
 "signatures (may take hours if you have a large collection and slow storage "
 "devices). If you have already scanned your images for fingerprints then you "
 "should skip this step."
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 "You can perform fingerprint operations using :menuselection:`Tools --> "
 "Maintenance` and select **Rebuild Finger-prints** option. You can "
 "additionally choose if you want to rebuild the entire database or only scan "
 "your database for missing fingerprint (default behavior). Choosing the "
 "Faster option is quicker as it only searches for missing fingerprints."
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 "Once the fingerprints are calculated you can use **Find Duplicates**, but it "
 "will take a long time too as it has to compare every image with any other "
 "image. So the way to go in both cases is to confine your search to certain "
 "**Albums** and/or **Tags**. **Whole albums collection** and **Whole tags "
 "collection** check-box perform global searches in the database. Else uses "
 "the drop-down menu like where you will be asked which **Albums** and/or "
 "**Tags** to search."
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 "**Reference Image Selection Method** setting allows to select the method how "
 "the reference image is determined. This is important if you are using the "
 "**Remove Duplicates** function to steer which image shall be deleted. One "
 "usecase is, if you are copying newly imported files into its own folder in "
 "the collection (unsorted photos), then you run the duplicates and delete all "
 "photos which are already sorted into the collection. After that you just "
 "have to sort in the new photos."
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 "**Older or Larger** is the method used prior 8.1.0. The reference image is "
 "the one of the duplicates, which is older or larger than the others"
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 "**Prefer selected folder as reference** means that in the newly appeared "
 "album selection, albums can be selected and if a duplicate occurs it uses "
 "the image found in one of those folders as reference"
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 "**Prefer other than selected folder as reference** means that in the newly "
 "appeared album selection, albums can be selected and if a duplicate occurs "
 "it uses the image **not** found in one of those folders as reference"
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 "**Prefer Newer Creation Date** means that the duplicates which is newer in "
 "the sense of the creation date is used as reference"
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 "**Prefer Newer Modification Date**  means that the duplicates which is newer "
 "in the sense of the modification date is used as reference"
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 "Find Duplicates Tool Searching in Whole Albums Collection and prefer file "
 "not in the potential Duplicates folder. The results are displayed in Icon-"
 "View"
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 "**Restrict to** setting allows apply criteria over the duplicate search, as "
 "to limit search to the album of reference image, to exclude the album of "
 "reference image of the search, or to not include restriction."
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 "With the **Similarity Range** you can narrow down or enlarge the search "
 "result. Note that by lowering the upper threshold a little bit below 100 % "
 "you can keep things like exact copies, images from series shots, etc. out of "
 "the search result if you want."
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:58
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 "**Restriction** setting is a feature to decide about the relation of the "
 "selected **Albums** and **Tags** while to perform searches. Possible options "
 "are listed below:"
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 "**One of** means that the images are either in the selected albums or tags."
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 "**Both** means that the images are both in the selected albums and tags."
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 "**Albums but not tags** means that images must be in the selected albums but "
 "not tags."
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 "**Tags but not albums** means that images must be in the selected tags but "
 "not albums."
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 msgid "**Only selected tab** means that only the selected tab is used."
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 "An overview of the result will be given in the duplicate list-view from the "
 "left side. The first column shows the **Reference images** (Ref.) as "
 "thumbnail for each single result. The **Items** column tells you how many "
 "images belong to each result including the **Reference image**. The last "
 "column shows the **Average similarity** which gives you an idea about how "
 "similar the images of every result might be. The reference image with its "
 "100 % is not included in the average. Note that the results can be sorted by "
 "clicking on one of the column headers. **Reference dates** and **Reference "
 "albums** columns are the properties of the **Reference images**."
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 "Find Duplicates Tool Searching in Whole Tags Collection and Displaying "
 "Results in Table-View"
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 "Individual similarity values for each item can be obtained in the **Table-"
 "View** mode (**Table** button on the Main Toolbar). Click with the right "
 "mouse button over one of the column headers and select **Similarity** from "
 "**Item Properties** to display the similarity column. By clicking on the "
 "header of this column then the results will be sorted by similarity grouped "
 "by reference images. Clicking repeatedly on the header will toggle between "
 "ascending and descending order."
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 "**Remove Duplicates** allows to delete all duplicate images of the current "
 "selected item from **Duplicates** list."
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 "After performing **Searches** you might want to save the results. In the "
 "field below you can enter a name for the search, and press the **Save** "
 "button. In the **Searches** list below you will find your saved searches. "
 "Clicking on the title bar of that list toggles the sorting order between "
 "ascending and descending. At the bottom you will find an adaptive search "
 "field which can help you to find a particular search. To **Restore** a "
 "result, just click on one item from the list."
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:83
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 "This tool provides a drag and drop zone on the top-left where you can place "
 "any image to find a similar one. You can drag an image from anywhere, even "
 "from outside digiKam as file manager or other programs. You can also drag "
 "over the **Similarity** search icon in the **Left Sidebar**, as from album "
 "**Icon-View**, this will open a dialog and you drop it there. Finally, you "
 "can use **Find Similar...** entry from the context menu of a thumbnail in "
 "any other Icon-View."
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 "Screencast of Drag and Drop item from Album Icon-View to Find Similar using "
 "Left Sidebar"
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:93
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 "Like with **Find Duplicates**, you can restrict the search to a set of "
 "**Albums** or the whole collection. You can narrow down or enlarge the "
 "resulting selection with the **Similarity range** here as well."
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 "The **Search in**, **Save**, and **Restore** previous searches features "
 "works as **Find Duplicates** tool."
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:101
 msgid "Searching Similar Items For a Single Image"
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:106
 msgid "Find by Sketch"
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:108
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 "This tool is a free hand color sketching editor. You can draw a quick sketch "
 "and digiKam will find corresponding images. You will find the same means to "
 "save your search as in the **Image** tab."
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 #: ../../main_window/similarity_view.rst:110
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 "On the left hand side of digiKam, navigate to the tab **Sketch**. This view "
 "has a drawing area plus some settings below to set pencil and history tools. "
 "Choose a color that your image might contain, you can change the size of the "
 "pen which is on the scale of 1-10, and you can also choose the number of "
 "images that you want to be displayed during your fuzzy search, this can be "
 "set to a value between 1-50 items. As you sketch on the area you will see "
 "that the similarity search related images appears on the right hand side."
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 msgid "Searching Items by Drawing a Sketch"
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