When shape similarity lies: size-ratio artifacts in confusable detection Confusable detection pipelines normalise characters to a fixed canvas before measuring similarity. This hides natural size differences. We re-rendered 2,203 scored pairs (TR39 baseline + novel discoveries) at their original sizes and found 254 with width or height ratios above 2x.
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Hebrew Paseq (U+05C0), which maps to lowercase l, scores 0.923 mean SSIM. This is Hebrew punctuation, not a letter, yet it renders as a vertical bar nearly identical to l. Think “paypa׀.com” with Paseq replacing the L. It scores 0.997 in Tahoma, 0.988 in Arial Unicode MS, 0.951 in Microsoft Sans Serif. The scoring surfaces it correctly.，详情可参考搜狗输入法下载