If a Click Image activity was created with an image of an icon, and meanwhile that icon becomes highlighted, will the activity still work?

The selection indicating that the activity will not work due to the dependency on accuracy settings reflects the nuances of image recognition in the context of RPA. When a Click Image activity is used, it relies on image recognition algorithms to identify the specified image for interaction.

If the icon originally used for the Click Image activity becomes highlighted, this alters its visual representation. The highlighted state might change certain features of the image, such as its color, shape, or texture, which could confuse the image recognition process. The accuracy settings play a critical role in determining how flexible the image recognition is towards similar images or variations.

By adjusting those accuracy settings, the RPA tool might still be able to recognize the highlighted version of the icon. However, if the settings are set too strictly, even minor alterations in the appearance, like highlighting, may lead the robot to fail to recognize the image. Thus, the Click Image activity's success can indeed depend on how precisely the RPA tool needs to match the original image against the current state of the icon, which includes any changes like highlighting.

In contrast, while an unchanged image file suggests consistency that might help recognition, it does not account for visual alterations due to the icon being highlighted. Hence, stressing the impact of accuracy