In a previous post, we went over the geometry of image formation and learned how a point in 3D gets projected on to the image plane of a camera. The model we used was based on the pinhole camera ...
The foreground is the part of a view or picture, that is nearest to you when you look at it (Oxford dictionary). We, humans, are usually good at distinguishing foreground objects on images from the ...
At LearnOpenCV.com, we have adopted a mission of helping people take their first steps in the fields of Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and AI. We have created a series of tutorials ...
In Machine Learning, we always want to get insights into data: like getting familiar with the training samples or better understanding the label distribution. To do that, we visualize the data in many ...
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 ...
Last year, Google released a publicly available dataset called Open Images V4 which contains 15.4M annotated bounding boxes for over 600 object categories. It has 1.9M images and is largest among all ...
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