Background: We have a set of handwritten digits, 0 to 9, the image sizes is 28-by-28 pixels; it includes ten images per digit (i.e., 100 images in total). We want to create a barcode to present each image. We will use the corresponding barcode of the image to search for the most similar image in the dataset. In fact, we will compare the barcode of the query image with other barcodes to find the most similar image (the closest would be the most similar). Then, we will conduct some experiments to report the retrievalaccuracy. Furthermore, you will analyze the designed algorithms complexity (based on Big-O notation). Question: Create an Barcode_Generator Algorithm to generate the barcodes for each image include the Big-O complexity analysis?

Background: We have a set of handwritten digits, 0 to 9, the image sizes is 28-by-28 pixels; it includes ten images per digit (i.e., 100 images in total). We want to create a barcode to present each image. We will use the corresponding barcode of the image to search for the most similar image in the dataset. In fact, we will compare the barcode of the query image with other barcodes to find the most similar image (the closest would be the most similar). Then, we will conduct some experiments to report the retrievalaccuracy. Furthermore, you will analyze the designed algorithms complexity (based on Big-O notation). Question: Create an Barcode_Generator Algorithm to generate the barcodes for each image include the Big-O complexity analysis?

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