Java Viewer
Explore a giant grid of sorted images
I created two ways to explore the results of the image analysis and clustering. One is a Java applet created in Processing that displays a grid containing every image in the set and allows you to explore it 5 photos at a time. The grid is sorted by similarity with each row of images looping back and forth across the image, not starting over at the beginning. This helps keep similar images closer to each other.
Depending on your connection speed the applet may run slowly since it loads all images from the Flickr server. If you’re having problems you can download my Processing project [80MB] which includes all of the image files locally. This will require that you have a copy of Processing installed.
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HTML Viewer
Find similarities page by page
I also created an HTML version where you can explore the entire list of sorted images in any web browser, 49 images at a time. It’s harder to get a sense of the whole but it’s more compatible with all browsers and you get to see more photos at once. Try them both, see which one you like.
