On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 2:22 AM, chris fitzpatrick
wrote:
> Anyone please correct me if this is wrong. A md5/sha1 file hash would also
> not get any image derivatives, like crops or they added text or tweaked the
> contrast or photoshopped their cat into the shot...
>
> If you really wanted to ge
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I had a project to de duplicate many images and other files too.
I wrote a little ditty in PHP but the idea can by used in any language.
I have a set of tables in MySQL.
give the utility a set of root directories to test and compare
trawl the filestems for filename location and size and store in
I just want to say that even if this isn't what you had in mind, Wikimedia
is very serious and very respectful about Indigenous cultural persistence and
language preservation. I can only imagine that sharing your data would be most
welcome.
Cheers,
Brooke
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:14 PM, Carmen Mitchell
wrote:
> Heh, well she works with teams of students and willing volunteers from
> native communities. The faculty member in question has been
> doing documentation and revitalization of endangered languages and has
> worked on language revitalizatio
Heh, well she works with teams of students and willing volunteers from
native communities. The faculty member in question has been
doing documentation and revitalization of endangered languages and has
worked on language revitalization efforts with several communities,
including the Oklahoma Kickap
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 1:51 PM, Carmen Mitchell
wrote:
> We are now working on de-duping and assessing file size, focusing on the
> JPEGs first. With over 300,000 over them...it might take a while. (Of
> course they aren't following any kind of file naming structure,
> either...It's a mess.)
>
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Thanks, Shaun and Terry. I'll pass this info along. Terry, I may have Tyson
contact you directly if he has questions. I look forward to seeing your
lightning talk!
Carmen
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Shaun Ellis wrote:
> Carmen,
> If you are only interested in de-duping and assessing file
Carmen,
The following code may be able to help.
https://github.com/Georgetown-University-Libraries/File-Analyzer
This application can scan a file system and report counts of files by type.
The application can also report on files by checksum. If you are trying to
find exact file duplicates, th
Carmen,
If you are only interested in de-duping and assessing file size, it may
be overkill. Picasa has some good organizing and browsing features.
Your developer may want to look at the Picasa (Desktop Client) Button
API, which can kick off scripts for processing selected photos:
https://de
Hello Code4Libbers,
I'm working with a faculty member and trying to help them to formalize
their data collection practices. Part of this process is also going through
old data and trying to assess what they currently have. This particular
faculty member has been doing research for 10 years without
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