Visual Similarity

Visual similarity refers to how much two images or objects look alike based on their visual features, such as color, shape, texture, or patterns. When two images share many visual characteristics, they are considered similar. This concept is often used in computer vision to recognize objects, group related images, or find duplicates. For example, photos of the same person taken from different angles might be visually similar because they share facial features. Visual similarity helps machines and humans identify and categorize images based on their appearance, making it a fundamental aspect of image recognition and analysis.