OpenCV Python For Beginners | Hands on Computer Vision
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Welcome to this on OpenCV Python Tutorial For Beginners. OpenCV is an image processing library created by Intel and later supported by Willow Garage and now maintained by Itseez. opencv is available on Mac, Windows, Linux. Works in C, C++, and Python. it is Open Source and free. opencv is easy to use and install.
The goal of this course is to provide you with a working knowledge of OpenCV with Python. We’ll start with the basics, starting from installing OpenCV with Python on Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu. Then we will see how to create your first OpenCV python script. Then we will dive deep into the amazing world of computer vision Using OpenCV and learn the most important concepts about computer vision using OpenCV .
So Let’s get started !!!
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Duration | 12 hours |
Year | 2022 |
Level | Beginner |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
$84.99 $14.99
Vaibhav –
Good teaching but it would more helpful if you explain everything in more detail. And also it would be great if you provide more free courses.
Myron Seals –
Great course! He explains everything well.
Dkhan –
awesome
Adesanya Segun –
Amazing course, easy to learn
Olga Marchevska –
This course doesn’t give you a solid foundation. The instructor is basically going through OpenCV examples. May be a good use of your time if you’re too lazy to test all examples yourself and prefer watching someone else doing it. I have an impression that the instructor does not know Python well, for example, he does not show good language practices, does not use dicts nor list comprehensions, and a lot more stuff which differs an experienced Python user. It could be a good idea start with Anaconda installation which already contains numpy, and use Jupyter Notebook to test results (Python knowledge improved about class #40)