Search algorithms can take a lot of forms. In the case of similar images, I would expect the search to be limited to the items returned by the original search. So, if I search for church, i get a subset of the entire database. Similar images would [Mehr lesen...] geschrieben in Image display on seach

Search algorithms can take a lot of forms. In the case of similar images, I would expect the search to be limited to the items returned by the original search. So, if I search for church, i get a subset of the entire database. Similar images would be returned from that subset and other images from the photographer would return from the subset and then be extended to the number of images displayed (7) from the most recent for that photographer. posted in Image display on seach

the 'our' idea seems to be the answer. However, I would think that search or comparison algorithms would have a list of words and word combinations that are not considered. For example, their are probably hundreds of churches with names like [Mehr lesen...] geschrieben in Image display on seach

the 'our' idea seems to be the answer. However, I would think that search or comparison algorithms would have a list of words and word combinations that are not considered. For example, their are probably hundreds of churches with names like "our lady of ...", mercy, the sea, guadeloupe, lourdes, etc. posted in Image display on seach