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I have implemented an application that uses this CBIR method. It also uses the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries.

It's still in the alpha stages, and the code is pretty ugly, since it was my first time coding an application in C, but it's open source, so if anyone's interested to have a look and send me critic and comments.

Web: http://emages.chady.net/

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In reply to Re: Fast Multiresolution Image Querying by Chady
in thread Fast Multiresolution Image Querying by danambroseUK

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