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I'm sorry for haven't posted the details.

My test image is in gray-scale and the thing that is
incorrect is the result (value) of the output 'm2 m3 m4'.

I set up the experiment as 
1.Reference image
2.Translated and Rotated image

Then I cropped a part from Image1 and almost exactly portion
from Image2 with a circular mask to make it safe for some
unwanted details. Then only pixel in those masks are fed
into my above moment invariant code. But the result didn't
give the nearly the same moment value from both. Some are!
but some aren't! So I was wondering whether my code is wrong
or not.

Please guide me so. Thank you so much.