JetSetter | Visual Get/Set Tool for Meteor Session Variables | Web Framework library

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JetSetter is a JavaScript library typically used in Server, Web Framework, Meteor applications. JetSetter has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Meet JetSetter, the insanely handy development package for Meteor. Starting today, you’ll never have to enter the console to play with your Session variables again. Instead, JetSetter lets you view and modify your Session variables in the browser. And because JetSetter is a debugOnly package, it does not compile to production code.

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Metasearch - Remove duplicated pictures with different resolution - improving on current approach

Near duplicate video detection?

Being specific Parsing Json output

QUESTION

Metasearch - Remove duplicated pictures with different resolution - improving on current approach

Asked 2019-May-24 at 06:43

Assume that one picture with different resolutions from one host has more than one copies.

At the metasearcher stage, I want to check if the 2 pictures have the same names, but not trivial names (such as image.jpg, photo.jpg ...). In this case, I want to include only the picture with higher resolution.

Example: search for "city"

https://znews-photo.zadn.vn/w480/Uploaded/lerl/2017_10_07/DJI_005701_zing.jpeg

https://znews-photo.zadn.vn/Uploaded/lerl/2017_10_07/DJI_005701_zing.jpeg

The first one should not be returned.

This is a job assignment from a web search team, therefore I care a lot about performance.

My current approach:

*) To avoid trivial names, iterate through the testing queries for image search, count the number of appearance of each token from different URLs after tokenized by "/", and manually pick the most appeared tokens in the URLs which are similar to "photo", "picture", "background", etc... In the end, I will have a set of trivial names.

*) For pictures with the same name, each picture I get its dHash, its resolution, for every pair of pictures with dHash difference less than a certain thresh hold, I discard the picture with smaller resolution.

Edit: After consulted with my manager, I realized that I misunderstood the requirements. I should only work purely on the URLs without accessing to the actual images (which would be too expensive). With the example above, I should be able to discard the first image based on the URLs difference of the two. Also, as the result, expecting accuracy isn't high, anything > 85% should be decent.

I greatly appreciate any ideas/insights on improving my current approach.

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-May-24 at 06:43

You won't be able to implement robust solution to this problem without accessing image contents. However, if you still want to work directly with URLs, here are some observations:

Original images often contain "orig" or "original" keywords in their urls, while thumbnails contain "thumb" or "thumbnails" keywords
URLs for thumbnails often contain width and height numbers (e.g. 640, 768, 1024)
Generally, longer URL (from the same host) means a thumbnail. This is because when thumbnail is generated, width/height numbers usually are appended to its name.

Entirely different approach is to retrieve image byte sizes by issuing HTTP HEAD requests. In 99% cases server will return Content-Length header. HTTP HEAD doesn't download contents, only the HTTP headers. As such, it is not so expensive as downloading entire images.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56285863

QUESTION

Near duplicate video detection?

Asked 2018-Aug-12 at 01:31

Hi I was wondering if there is hash or something to detect near duplicate videos. All I care to get around is compression. is there something similar to dhash for videos?

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Aug-12 at 01:31

Since a video is just a wrapper around a series of images, I would use something like pyav to break the video out into images and then process them with dhash. It looks like you don't need to save the images to disk, and it is written in cython (and is consequently rumored to be pretty fast.) Alternately you could use opencv to do something similar, but it I believe the install is more involved.

Here is the ref code for pyav

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51804494

QUESTION

Being specific Parsing Json output

Asked 2017-Feb-16 at 15:40

I have an output which i want to grab information from tracks then playlists

So from: "total_tracks":12,"tracks":[{ and "total_playlists":6,"playlists":[{

I tried:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Feb-16 at 15:40

Well, both tracks and playlists are arrays, and arrays do not have an uri component. You need to access an item inside the array:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42278324

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Install JetSetter

JetSetter configures automatically. To get started, simply run:. After installation, press <strong>Control + M</strong> to toggle it.<br>If you’d prefer to see a demo first, go to http://jetsetter.meteor.com.

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