I probably couldn't. But someone else surely
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Yes. 1 + 1 = 2.
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I'm no mathematician, and I already read other comments, but it looks they are not the same shape to me.
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Using *meth
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Yes, and object recognition is quite well developed, so much that it might be a little difficult to study the topic if you know nothing about it.
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You want a honest mathematical answer from me ? Because i could introduce you to topology. Or are you looking to meme ?
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If you are talking about space curves, you can sample points and try to find a minimal-distance point-to-point mapping, threshoding it afterwards. If you are talking about arbitrary shapes with holes and stuff or a textures even, that is much harder. Also, you can adapt the sampling based on local derivatives. The higher the first/second drivative, the denser sampling. You can also incude non-differentiable points by default.
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Yes, of course. You could either put them into a grid like suggested or generate pixel matrices then calculate the difference of those two matrices with something like Levenshtein distance
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