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Practical Computer Vision

You're reading from   Practical Computer Vision Extract insightful information from images using TensorFlow, Keras, and OpenCV

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788297684
Length 234 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Abhinav Dadhich Abhinav Dadhich
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Preface 1. A Fast Introduction to Computer Vision FREE CHAPTER 2. Libraries, Development Platform, and Datasets 3. Image Filtering and Transformations in OpenCV 4. What is a Feature? 5. Convolutional Neural Networks 6. Feature-Based Object Detection 7. Segmentation and Tracking 8. 3D Computer Vision 9. Mathematics for Computer Vision 10. Machine Learning for Computer Vision 11. Other Books You May Enjoy

Methods for object detection

Object detection is the problem of two steps. First, it should localize an object or multiple objects inside an image. Secondly, it gives out a predicted class for each of the localized objects. There have been several object detection methods that use a sliding window-based approach. One of the popular detection techniques is face detection approach, developed by Viola and Jones[1]. The paper exploited the fact that the human face has strong descriptive features such as regions near eyes which are darker than near the mouth. So there may be a significant difference between the rectangle area surrounding the eyes with respect to the rectangular area near the nose. Using this as one of the several pre-defined patterns of rectangle pairs, their method computed area difference between rectangles in each pattern.

Detecting faces is a two-step process:

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