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The presentation on computer vision outlines its definition as a field of artificial intelligence that enables computers to interpret visual information, highlighting its applications in robotics, healthcare, and autonomous vehicles. It covers the history, key concepts, techniques such as CNNs, and challenges faced in the field, along with future trends and tools available for development. The document concludes by emphasizing the transformative potential of computer vision across various industries.

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Presentation on
Computer Vision

Submitted to: Student Name: Madhu Kumari


Dr. Yusuf Perwej University Roll No. 202210101110145
Class Section: 65,66

Session: 2024-25 (Even Sem.)


Department of Computer Science and
Engineering
Introduction to Computer Vision

• Computer vision is a field of artificial


intelligence that enables computers to
interpret and understand visual
information from the world.

• This technology uses algorithms and


models to analyze images and
videos.

• It plays a crucial role in various


applications, including robotics,
healthcare, and autonomous vehicles.
History of Computer Vision

• The origins of computer vision can be traced back to the 1960s


when researchers began exploring image processing techniques.

• Significant advancements occurred in the 1980s with the


development of early algorithms for edge detection and object
recognition.

• The recent explosion of deep learning has revolutionized the field,


leading to unprecedented accuracy in visual tasks.
Key Concepts in Computer Vision

• Image processing is a foundational aspect of computer vision,


involving the manipulation and analysis of digital images.

• Feature extraction is essential for identifying and classifying objects


within images.

• Machine learning, particularly deep learning, has become the


dominant approach for training computer vision models.
Techniques Used in Computer Vision

• Convolutional Neural Networks


(CNNs) are the backbone of many
modern computer vision
applications.

• Image segmentation techniques


allow for the partitioning of an
image into meaningful regions.

• Object detection algorithms help


identify and locate objects within
an image, providing bounding
boxes and class labels.
Applications of Computer Vision

• Autonomous vehicles rely on computer vision to navigate and


understand their environment safely.

• In healthcare, computer vision assists in medical image analysis,


improving diagnostics and treatment planning.

• Retailers use computer vision for inventory management, customer


behavior analysis, and enhancing shopping experiences.
Challenges in Computer Vision

• Variability in lighting conditions can significantly affect image quality


and object recognition performance.

• Occlusion, where objects are partially hidden, poses a significant


challenge for accurate detection and classification.

• The need for large, labeled datasets for training models remains a
barrier to entry in many applications.
Future Trends in Computer Vision

• The integration of computer vision with augmented reality (AR) and


virtual reality (VR) is expected to create immersive experiences.

• Advancements in edge computing will enable real-time image


processing on devices with limited resources.

• Ethical considerations and bias mitigation are becoming increasingly


important in the development of computer vision technologies.
Tools and Frameworks

• Popular libraries for computer vision include OpenCV, TensorFlow,


and PyTorch, which facilitate image processing and model training.

• These frameworks provide pre-built functions for common tasks,


accelerating development time.

• Community support and extensive documentation make these tools


accessible for both beginners and experts.
Case Studies

• A notable case study is the use of computer vision in agriculture for


precision farming, improving crop yield and sustainability.

• In security, facial recognition systems have been implemented for


surveillance and access control solutions.

• The entertainment industry utilizes computer vision for special


effects and video editing, enhancing viewer engagement.
Conclusion

• Computer vision continues to evolve, with ongoing research pushing


the boundaries of what is possible.

• Its impact is evident across various sectors, driving innovation and


efficiency.

• As technology advances, the potential for computer vision to


transform industries is limitless.

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