In this post, we will explain the image formation from a geometrical point of view. Specifically, we will cover the math behind how a point in 3D gets projected on the image plane. This post ...
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Imagine you trained a deep learning model on some dataset. A few days later, you want to reproduce the same experiment, but if you were not careful, you may never be able to reproduce the same ...
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