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by tomesco
1695 days ago
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> The whole idea of a hash is that a tiny perturbation makes the output completely different. That would be a cryptographic hash you are describing. Not all hash functions share that property. As long as arbitrary input is mapped to a fixed size output it is a hash function. For example see NeuralHash [1] which is a hash function designed to be "insensitive to small changes in the input image." [1] https://towardsdatascience.com/apples-neuralhash-how-it-work... |
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