Hands-On Computer Vision with Julia电子书

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Hands-On Computer Vision with Julia

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Preface

Who this book is for

What this book covers

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Conventions used

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Getting Started with JuliaImages

Technical requirements

Setting up your Julia

Installing packages

Reading images

Reading a single image from disk

Reading a single image from a URL

Reading images in a folder

Saving images

Using test images

Previewing images

Cropping, scaling, and resizing

Cropping an image

Resizing an image

Scaling an image

Scaling by percentage

Scaling to a specific dimension

Scaling by two-fold

Rotating images

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Questions

Image Enhancement

Technical requirements

Images as arrays

Accessing pixels

Converting images into arrays of numbers

Converting arrays of numbers into colors

Changing color saturation

Converting an image to grayscale

Creating a custom color filter

Applying image filters

Padding images

Padding with a constant value

Padding by duplicating content from an image

Blurring images

Sharpening images

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Questions

Image Adjustment

Technical requirements

Image binarization

Fundamental operations

Image erosion

Object separation using erosion

Image preparation for text recognition

Image dilation

Merging almost-connected objects

Highlighting details

Derived operations

Image opening

Image closing

Top-hat and bottom-hat operation

Adjusting image contrast

Summary

Questions

Image Segmentation

Technical requirements

Supervised methods

Seeded region growing

Identifying a simple object

Identifying a complex object

Unsupervised methods

The graph-based approach

The fast scanning approach

Helper functions

Summary

Questions

Further reading

Image Representation

Technical requirements

Understanding features and descriptors

FAST corner detection

Corner detection using the imcorner function

Comparing performance

BRIEF – efficient duplicate detection method

Identifying image duplicates

Creating a panorama from many images

ORB, rotation invariant image matching

BRISK – scale invariant image matching

FREAK – fastest scale and rotation invariant matching

Running face recognition

Summary

Questions

Introduction to Neural Networks

Technical requirements

Introduction

The need for neural networks

The need for MXNet

First steps with the MNIST dataset

Getting the data

Preparing the data

Defining a neural network

Fitting the network

Improving the network

Predicting new images

Putting it all together

Multiclass classification with the CIFAR-10 dataset

Getting and previewing the dataset

Preparing the data

Starting with the linear classifier

Reusing the MNIST architecture

Improving the network

Accuracy – why at almost 70

Putting it all together

Classifying cats versus dogs

Getting and previewing the dataset

Creating an image data iterator

Training the model

Putting it all together

Reusing your models

Saving the model

Loading the model

Summary

Questions

Further reading

Using Pre-Trained Neural Networks

Technical requirements

Introduction to pre-trained networks

Transfer learning

MXNet Model Zoo

Predicting image classes using Inception V3

Setting up the Inception V3 environment

Loading the network

Preparing the datasets

Running predictions

Expected performance

Putting it all together

Predicting an image class using MobileNet V2

Setting up the environment

Loading the network

Preparing the datasets

Running the predictions

Expected performance

Putting it all together

Extracting features generated by Inception V3

Preparing the network

Removing the last Softmax and FullyConnected layers

Predicting features of an image

Saving the network to disk

Extracting features generated by MobileNet V2

Preparing the network

Removing the last Softmax and FullyConnected layers

Predicting features of an image

Saving the network to disc

Putting it all together

Transfer learning with Inception V3

Getting the data

Preparing the dataset

Extracting features

Creating a new network

Training and validating the results

Summary

Questions

Further reading

OpenCV

Technical requirements

Troubleshooting installation of Open CV

Troubleshooting installation on macOS

First steps with OpenCV

Updating OpenCV package source code

Defining Open CV location

Testing whether OpenCV works

Working with images

Converting OpenCV Mat to Julia images

Reading images

Saving images

Destroying the object

Image capturing from web camera

Face detection using Open CV

Object detection using MobileNet-SSD

Summary

Questions

Assessments

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