Abhilash Nelson
Hello and let me welcome you to the magical world of Computer Vision.
Computer Vision is an AI based, that is, Artificial Intelligence based technology that allows computers to understand and label images. Its now used in Convenience stores, Driver–less Car Testing, Security Access Mechanisms, Policing and Investigations Surveillance, Daily Medical Diagnosis monitoring health of crops and live stock and so on and so forth..
Even to analyze data coming from outer space stars, planets etc also we use Computer Vision.
A common example will be face detection and unlocking mechanism that you use in your mobile phone. We use that daily. That is also a big application of Computer Vision. And today, top technology companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook etc are investing millions and millions of Dollars into Computer Vision based research and product development.
So.. Learning and mastering this fantastic world of Computer Vision based technology is surely up–market and it will make you proficient in competing with the swiftly changing Image Processing technology arena.
And this course is designed in such a way that even the very beginner to programming can master the Computer Vision based technology.
Here are the major topics that we are going to cover in this course.
Instructor Details
Courses : 6
Specification: OpenCV Complete Dummies Guide to Computer Vision with Python
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7 reviews for OpenCV Complete Dummies Guide to Computer Vision with Python
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 9 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$10.99
Tejaswini Bahurupi –
Wanted to get more like detecting an image or detecting a particular part from the image
Thiago Melo –
I liked the way the author exposed the landscape, I came here looking for developing skills to solve a specific challenge, but I found something very interesting in a broader sense. Very good course for learning the basics!
Eric Ma –
Good introduction on image processing, but remains improvement on the Machine Learning part. (At least it’d be better to give external materials)
David Oyanadel –
Thank you for a wonderful course. The way you structure is level based on the previous is effective.
Vaibhav singh –
Learning Experience was very good.
Catherine Nikita –
Looks like the course content until section 30 is copied from the book Practical Python and OpenCV written by Adrian Rosebrock. The examples used, order of the sections, explanations are all taken from the book and I already have that book. Very disaapointed with the lack of original content. Could have atleast given credits to the author.
David Parker –
I liked it.