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TJ Gokken is an Enterprise AI/ML Integration Engineer with a passion for bridging the gap between technology and practical application. Specializing in .NET frameworks and machine learning, TJ helps software teams operationalize AI to drive innovation and efficiency. With over two decades of experience in programming and technology integration, he is a trusted advisor and thought leader in the AI community
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Alexander Kolobov Great question. Yes, it is possible and might actually be a better way to match images. However, the focus of this article was using Azure AI Services. That's why we relied on the image tags generated by Azure Vision API. At the moment, Azure Vision API does not support clustering of similar images. You can get unified distances between similar tags, but that would require additional processing on top of Azure's services. Another point is, we are working with a very small set of images as our dataset. If our dataset was 5,000 or 50,000 images instead of 5, then the tags generated by Azure Vision API become far more effective. Hope this helps.
Hi Alexander, Image Tags are attributes manually assigned by humans to describe or categorise an image. ExtractImageTags is an internal method from the Azure Vision API that automatically analyzes images and generates tags. In other words, instead of humans analysing and assigning tags (attributes), Azure Vision API does this automatically for us, based on the content it detects in the image. Hope this helps.