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I need to compare to byte values, but one of them may differ from the
other by let's say 5%, and they still should count as same.
I need a fast method, because i am going to compare a set of about 1
000 000 with other set of 1 000 000 bytes. This should go in below 1
sec.

Can't figure the algorithm

What I try to achive is to compare two bitmaps, which may have some of
theit pixles in different RGB values. I need to check if those values
are in specified range, if so i want to condsider the two images as
indentical.
I iterate through all pixels of the each image and then compare it's
color value by getting separate values for R, G and B components, which
are represented as bytes.
A lot of calculations :-(

Maybe their is a faster method.

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