F. Frank Ozz
Hi,
Please meet the first video course ever in Computer Vision Fundamentals covered using C# programming language and OpenCV wrapper OpenCVSharp .
This course will teach you how to enter the wonderful world of computer vision using C# programming language and one of the most widely used open source Computer Vision Library, namely the OpenCV. You will learn in particular, how to utilize a popular C# wrapper of OpenCV, which is the OpenCVSharp.
Once you grasp the fundamentals of Computer Vision following this course, you will then be able to follow the more advanced future courses in Computer Vision and Deep Learning field that I will be recording.
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of image processing which will open the way for you to tackle problems such as Barcode Recognition, Webcam programming, Text Segmentation and OCR techniques to read text from scanned documents.
You will learn in particular:
How to read images from disk and display them and save images to disk
Learn about Mat type object of OpenCV
Image pixel manipulations
Drawing on images
Locating a Region of Interest area and Cropping
Gray Scale Image conversion
Image Thresholding Techniques
Image Binarization
Image Bitwise operations
Instructor Details
Courses : 4
Specification: Computer Vision Fundamentals with OpenCV and C#
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Gregory Forbes –
Good
prem pattnaik –
It was actually really helpful for c# users who don’e have access to a large community like python or other language users have regarding computer vision. I would even like a c# course using EMGUCV or OPENCVSHARP for real time text localization and recognition in a natural scene image. If that course is ever available here, i would love to buy it from here.
Kanitsak –
Good and quick support, good explanation, easy to understand.
Silvino Presa –
Very nice introduction to make the first steps in computer vision, good explanation and nice examples
Antonio Manilla Maldonado –
It’s a good course. In general i recommend it. It goes from the basics to a complex applications for th real life. But,, I would like it to be longer, it’s too short the time to speak of each chapter.
ayogan2 . –
The syllabus is too shallow. Does not even cover things like SIFT etc. But whatever is there is very good.
Kevin Carlson –
Lots of useful information! I would like to see an advanced class from this instructor to cover topics such as advanced shape recognition and additional practical applications.
Kasama P. –
What a great course. This is what i was looking for.
Todd M Stockli –
Great Fundamentals course, covered the basics and explained each operation with enough detail so you know what is going on and why/when it would be used.
Tash Robinson –
It was a very good course. The explanations make everything clear and the projects are very applicable to real world scenarios.
Robert Nikjoo –
The code works. This is a fairly good course.
Ali Ihsan Elmas –
Pros: Actually there is nothing good to say about this course except that this is one and only OpenCV course in C#. Cons: Lazily prepared contents which covers almost no technical information at all! He just writes some codes and you are expected to do the same without understanding the logic behind! Instructor doesn’t respond to your questions and when I sent him a direct message he responded aggresively! Almost no exercises for student to practice on and no solution videos are given for some of the exercises which is really not professional. It’s obvious that Instructor doesn’t have a strong understanding on the contents. Instructor has a strong accent and subtitles are usually wrong. Overall opinion: Don’t take this course. Instead take another openCV course with Python or C++.
Michael Carter –
Frank does a good all round job of introducing the OpenCVSharp wrapper library for the DotNET application developer. His examples are simple enough to duplicate and follow through with more complex iterations of the concepts he brings out.
Michael Sitarz –
Very well structured course, takes you through all required steps to get a good grasp not only of the OpenCV using C#, but also of computer vision and image processing fundamentals as well! I already bought a continuation course from the same author! Sincerelly recommended course! 🙂
Clifford Wahl –
I am really enjoyed the course. Frank is obviously both knowledgeable and passionate about the subject matter. I’m just wrapping up the course. I was a little disappointed in the assignment in lecture 46 (hand gesture). (either I am missing some resources or…) It seems a bit of a leap without help to go from pizza to hand gesture without a little more guidance. On the other hand, the final section on bar code reading was great. I enjoyed finally walking through the full analysis process of combining various techniques to come up with a real solution to extract a specific object/feature of an image. This is one thing many courses are missing. I’ve gone through multiple OpenCV tutorials that show basic operations but none do much if anything to teaching how to approach a problem combining various techniques to extract specific features. Its the difference between teaching someone to use a table saw and teaching someone to build a cabinet. You must know your tool but using it to build is a far more involved skill. For a hobby project, I have a very specific set of objects I wish to extract from an image and am still struggling to piece techniques together especially in a general way. Appendix B helps.
Manohar V Patil –
Great