Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 18/03 to 24/03
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 11/03 to 17/03
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
Researchers vs Practitioners
Author(s): Enos Jeba Originally published on Towards AI. Computer Vision began with research. We still have research going on but at the same time, some research is mature enough to be implemented into real-world applications. This also does not mean that research …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 04/03 to 10/03
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
Revolutionary Computer Vision
Author(s): Enos Jeba Originally published on Towards AI. The amazing projects inspired me to look at computer vision as the most comfortable field I would ever work in. I like getting my head into different fields and trying to connect the dots …
Unlock the Power of Computer Vision using Python: 7 Essential OpenCV Features You Need to Know
Author(s): Davide Nardini Originally published on Towards AI. 7 OpenCV Python Functions That Will Revolutionize Your Computer Vision Projects.Photo by Greg Rakozy on Unsplash OpenCV is a well-known open-source library for computer vision in Python. It was originally developed by Intel and …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 26/02 to 03/03
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 19/02 to 25/02
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 12/02 to 18/02
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …
easy-explain: Explainable AI with GradCam
Author(s): Stavros Theocharis Originally published on Towards AI. Introduction It’s been a while since I created this package ‘easy-explain’ and published it on Pypi. I have already written several articles on Medium about the functionality on image models using Occlusion & YoloV8 …
Synthetic Data for Machine Learning
Author(s): Michael Galarnyk Originally published on Towards AI. It’s no secret that supervised machine learning models need to be trained on high-quality labeled datasets. However, collecting enough high-quality labeled data can be a significant challenge, especially in situations where privacy and data …
My Experience with the Apple Vision Pro and Future Perspectives in Computer Vision and Healthcare
Author(s): Alberto Paderno Originally published on Towards AI. Just me and the Apple Vision Pro “It was a rainy day in Palo Alto. The line in front of the Apple Store was interminable, and only a few strong-willed people could be persistent …
easy-explain: Explainable AI for YoloV8
Author(s): Stavros Theocharis Originally published on Towards AI. (Left) Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash U+007C (Right) Unsplash Image adjusted by the showcased algorithm Introduction It’s been a while since I created this package ‘easy-explain’ and published on Pypi. I also wrote …
How to Monitor a Computer Vision Model in Production?
Author(s): Maciej Balawejder Originally published on Towards AI. One of the unfortunate properties of computer vision models is that performance deteriorates with time, leading to less reliable results. Since these models are trained on static images when deployed in production environments with …
Top Important Computer Vision Papers for the Week from 15/01 to 21/01
Author(s): Youssef Hosni Originally published on Towards AI. Stay Updated with Recent Computer Vision Research Every week, several top-tier academic conferences and journals showcased innovative research in computer vision, presenting exciting breakthroughs in various subfields such as image recognition, vision model optimization, …