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COMPUTER VISION

What is Computer Vision?

• The ability of computers to understand


and analyze visual content in the same
way humans do

• Computer vision is a field of study within


artificial intelligence (AI) that focuses on
enabling computers to Intercept and extract
information from images and videos, in a
manner similar to human vision

• It involves developing algorithms and techniques


to extract meaningful information from visual
inputs and make sense of the visual world.
Computer vision works in three basic steps:
How does Computer Vision Work?
• Computer vision is a technique that
extracts information from visual
data, such as images and videos.

• On a certain level, computer vision is


all about pattern recognition which
includes the training process of
machine systems for understanding
the visual data such as images and
videos, etc.
Suppose we provide visual data of millions of dog or cat
images.
• First the computer learns from this data, analyzes each
photo, shape, the distance between each shape, color,
etc., and hence identifies patterns similar to dogs or Cat
and generates a model.
• As a result, this computer vision model can now
accurately detect whether the image contains a dog or
not for each input image.
Task Associated with Computer Vision
1. Object classification: Object classification is a computer vision technique/task used to classify an
image, such as whether an image contains a dog, a person's face, or a banana.

2. Object Identification/detection: Object identification or detection uses image classification to


identify and locate the objects in an image or video.

3. Object Verification: The system processes videos, finds the objects based on search criteria, and
tracks their movement.

4. Object Landmark Detection: The system defines the key points for the given object in the image
data.

5. Image Segmentation: Image segmentation not only detects the classes in an image as image
classification; instead, it classifies each pixel of an image to specify what objects it has. It tries to
determine the role of each pixel in the image.

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