So I'm working on a simple Java app that allows a user to input an image as a query and have the app compare it against a database of images (which is basically no more than a directory of different images). I'm basically investigating several image similarity measurement techniques to find out which ones are appropriate for comparing pictures of cars.
I've been doing some reading and apart from FFT/SSIM, I've read that the SIFT algorithm can yield very good results. However, as someone with only about a year's worth of basic Java experience, I'm honestly not sure if I'm a good enough programmer to be able to implement it. Hell, I'm still having trouble understanding the core concepts of the algorithm due to it's apparent complexity.
So I'd like to ask those with much more experience than me. Is it even practical in the first place to implement SIFT for such purpose? Could I do it with the JDK alone (no other addons, if even possible)? How would I go about doing it?
Thanks in advance
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