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This article is a comment on the recent TPAMI paper (Gopalan et al., 2012) that introduced a blur-invariant distance measure between two images. We point out two mistakes of the theory presented in (Gopalan et al., 2012) and propose a correction. We also compare the original and corrected methods experimentally.
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