Basics of Computer Vision using Python in Bangalore
A comprehensive course on Computer Vision using Python. This course is highly suited for beginners
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Syllabus
This course is full of best-in-class content by leading faculty and industry experts in the form of videos and projects
Course Overview
- This course provides the parameters and processes that define computer vision and delve into details like image processing, edge detection and image segmentation.
- This course provides the basics of classical computer vision, 2d and 3d processing, camera projections, use of machine learning in vision systems
Course Syllabus in Bangalore
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Week - 01 Introduction to Computer Vision
- General introduction,
- History of CV
- Formulating the field, why is it a hard topic?
- Definition of computer vision
- Required components
- What qualifies as a vision system
- Humans as a vision system: how good do we “see”?
- Useful applications
- Image acquisition using a camera
- Different types of cameras for different domain
- Stills, Video, DSLR, Bodycam, Drone
- Infrared, Ultrasonography, Magnetic resonance
- Physics of Color: color spectrum
- Human encoding of color: Rods and cons of eyes
- Color spaces:
- RGB, CMYK, HSV
- Color balance
- Camera specifications:
- Pinhole
- CMOS
- CCD
- Image specifications:
- Pixel (Picture element)
- Aspect ratio, HD, Interlacing
- Conversions
- Type of digital images:
- Binary, Grayscale, Color
- Conversion techniques
Week - 02 Image processing
- Noise Removal
- Pixel Neighborhood
- Salt and pepper noise
- Morphing to hide cracks in the image
- Applying filters to images
- Convolution of matrices
- Types of Filter:
- Mean or Box filtering
- Median Filter
- Mode, Mean, Pass
- Generic properties of smoothing
- Anisotropic filtering
- Gaussian: Isotropy condition, formulation, figure
- Weight influence of pixels by their distance to the center pixel
- Spread parameter
- Motivating examples
- Filter Separability
- Computation and Maths
- Gaussian Separability
Week - 03 Edge Detection
- Introduction to edges and gradients
- Intensity difference
- 1D versus 2D edge detection
- Edge detection in mammals
- 1D signals and 2D signals
- Difference and derivative mask
- Examples
- Image Gradient
- Image noise: Gaussian noise
- Smoothing + Edge detection
- Gaussian Derivative Signals
- 2D gradient operators
- Prewitt Masks
- Sobel Masks
- Steerable filters
- Laplacian filters
- Laplacian of Gaussian
- Zero Crossings
- Canny edge detection
- Hysteresis thresholding
- Non-maximal Suppression
Week - 04 Image Segmentation and features
- Thresholding based on histogram
- Otsu, Adaptive Otsu
- Formulation, Advancements, and effectiveness
- Examples
- Distance Metric: Norm functions
- Thresholding based on different metrics, covariance-based
- Different types of background subtraction
- Mean, Euclidean, Mahalanobis
- Covariance matrix, multidimensional mahalanobis
- Shadow modeling
- Transform to color spaces
- Multimodal background distribution
- Gaussian Mixture Model
- Foreground Assignment
- Clustering to Image Segmentation
- Agglomerative Clustering
- K Means, K Means ++
- Mean Shift Clustering
- Hierarchical Clustering
Week - 05 Binary Image Operation
- Morphology:
- Erosion, Dilation
- Open, Close
- Connected component
- Counting objects: Sequential count etc
- Recursive count
- Remove Small Features
- Hough Transformation Algorithm
- Radon Transformation Algorithm
- Image Pyramids: Gaussian Laplacian Coding Compression
Week - 06 Shape of Objects
- Largest component
- Medial axis
- Boundary coding
- Chain Coding
- Shape Numbering
- Quadtree Representation
- Bounding box
- Perimeter, Compactness, Circularity
- Centroid
- Spatial Moments
- Central
- Second third order
- Similitude Moment
- Dimensionality Reduction
- Linear basis set
- Principal Component Analysis
- Eigen Values and Vectors
- Finding Eigen sets
- Test on synthetic and real data
- Face Recognition using PCA: kernel trick
Week - 07 Motion
- Definition, simple motion
- Image differentiation
- Single constant threshold
- Weber's Law
- Optical flow
- Formulas, geometry, example
- Normal optic flow
- Weighted aggregate,
- Hierarchical Motion Estimation
- Motion: Use of linear Algebra
- 3D motion of a point
- Matrix operations for different motion in objects
- Pinhole Camera Model
- 2D matrix motion
- Translation Motion
- Similarity Motion
- Affine Motion
- Motion History Image
- Spatial Pattern of where motion occurred
- Progression of motion
- Motion Energy Image
- Silhouette Difference
Week - 08 Matching & Tracking
- Motivation, Example
- Feature-based tracking
- How to find good features to track
- Find Interest Points (General)
- Panoramic stitching
- Features from Accelerated Segment (FAST)
- Harris Detector
- Gradients
- Window weighing function
- Harris Corner Response Function
Week - 09 Interest Point
- SURF algorithm
- SIFT algorithm for automated feature selection
- Free alternative to SIFT and SURF in OpenCV
- Laplacian Of Gaussian
- Automated Feature selection
- Diff Of Gaussian
- Covariance tracking
- Descriptor Matrix
- Finding best match
- Rotation Invariance
- Kanade-Lucas-Tomasi (KLT) Tracker
- Tracking Features
- Formulations
- Reduction Pyramid
- Select “good” feature based on Eigen Value
- Mean shift tracking
- Weighted histograms using spatial kernels
- Evaluating similarity between distributions using Bhattacharyya coefficient
- Object tracking by target localization (in each frame) by maximizing the similarity function using mean shift
- Template Matching
- Sum-of-Absolute Differences
- Sum-of-Squared Differences
- Normalized Cross-Correlation
Week - 10 Image Registration
- Lens
- Thin Lens Model
- Focus, DoF, Aperture,
- Projective Camera Model
- Pinhole Camera
- Intrinsic and Extrinsic Camera Parameters
- Homogeneous Coordinate
- Projection
- Camera Projection
- Camera Matrices
- Estimating camera matrices
- Extracting parameter P
- Calibration
- Projection
- Perspective Effective
- Affine
- Orthographic
- Weak
- Transformation: Translation, Rotation, Skew, Reflection
- Planar homography/ Projective Transformation
- Solving homography matrix
- Normalized Direct Linear Transformation
- Example on real 3D data
- RANSAC Algorithm
- Gold Standard Algorithm
Week - 11 Lens & Camera projection
- 3D intro
- Motivation
- Ambiguity in single View
- Geometry for simple stereo system
- Depth and Calibration
- Epipolar Geometry
- Baseline, Epipole, Epipolar Line, Epipolar Plane
- Epipolar Constraint
- Converging camera
- Parallel Camera
- Camera Motion
- Fundamental Matrix
- Computation
- 8 point algorithm
- Depth Matrix
- Stereo Matching Algorithm
- Correspondence Search
- Estimate disparity by finding corresponding points
- Depth is inversely related to disparity
- Stereo Matching as Energy Minimization
- Graph cut algorithm
Week - 12 SOTA ML based CV Techniques
- LeNet
- AlexNet
- General detection techniques
- YOLO
- GAN
- Autonomous Vehicle Specific Networks
- Gaussian Neural Network
- Confidence in classification output: decide object confidence for autonomous vehicle
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Real time traffic tracking using matching algorithms
Real time video segmentation using machine learning and feature extraction
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