Picture Algorithm: Finding Unique Differences

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To find an algorithm that identifies unique differences in continuous change photos, search for terms like "image comparison algorithm," "differencing algorithms," or "image processing techniques." Resources on computer vision and machine learning can provide valuable insights. Consider exploring libraries such as OpenCV or PIL for practical implementations. Clarifying the specific application or context may yield more targeted advice. Understanding the nuances of image analysis will enhance the search for effective solutions.
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hello guys i need to know about an algorithm that can understand unique differences in a contenuse change photo [picture not a film ]

where should i start looking ... what word shoould i use in the google / duckduckgo ,..etc
 
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Perhaps my English fails me, but I have no idea what you are looking for - please try to describe more precisely what you are intending to do.
 

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