PyTorch and Monai for AI Healthcare Imaging – Python Machine Learning Course
Learn how to use PyTorch, Monai, and Python for computer vision using machine learning. One practical use-case for artificial intelligence is healthcare imaging. In this course, you will improve your machine learning skills by creating an algorithm for automatic liver segmentation. Code: https://github.com/amine0110/Liver-Segmentation-Using-Monai-and-PyTorch Course Contents: (0:00:00) Introduction (0:02:11) What is U-Net (0:13:21) Software Installation (0:22:35) […]
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Fourier Feature Networks and Neural Volume Rendering
Fourier Feature Networks are an exciting new development in Computer Vision, and their use for modeling radiance fields has produced a range of impressive results at the meeting point of Computer Vision and Computer Graphics. In this lecture, Matthew covers the motivation behind using Fourier features in neural network training, introduces the fundamentals of volumetric […]
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Image Processing in Python for Keras Neural Networks
Reading and processing images is important for deep learning and Keras. This video shows how to load images from files, resize, and make other adjustments to get these images into form that can be used by neural networks. Related code.
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2021 OpenCV AI Competition Grand Prize Winners
On this week’s show, Seth welcomes grand prize winners of the 2021 OpenCV AI Competition. Satya Mallick from OpenCV is here with Ye Lu and Him Wai (Michael) Ng from Team Cortic Tigers, who will demo their award-winning project – Cortic Edge Platform (CEP) which aims to democratize AI for everyone!
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Visual Recognition beyond Appearances, and its Robotic Applications
The goal of Computer Vision, as coined by Marr, is to develop algorithms to answer What are Where at When from visual appearance. Yezhou Yang, among others, recognizes the importance of studying underlying entities and relations beyond visual appearance, following an Active Perception paradigm. This talk will present the speaker’s efforts over the last decade. […]
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Tightly Connecting Vision and Language
Remarkable progress has been made at the intersection of vision and language. While showing great promise, current vision and language models may only weakly “connect” the two modalities and often fail in the wild. In this talk, Goggle’s Soravit Changpinyo will present recent efforts aiming to bridge this gap along two dimensions: informativeness and controllability. […]
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Advanced Computer Vision with Python
Learn advanced computer vision using Python in this full (and free!) course. Learn state of the art computer vision techniques by building five projects with libraries such as OpenCV and Mediapipe. If you are a beginner, don’t be afraid of the term advance. Even though the concepts are advanced, they are not difficult to follow. […]
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What is Lobe.ai?
I remember seeing an early demo of this at Fall MLADS 2019 and I’m happy to see if progressing nicely. Creating machine learning models doesn’t require complex math, frameworks or programming. In fact, you can even create your own computer vision model using a desktop app! Jen Looper joins us to explain what Lobe.ai is, […]
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Using Light and AI to Detect When Produce is Ripe
Here’s an interesting use of IoT and AI in agri-tech. A Turkish researcher has developed technology that uses data from a visible light sensor to identify the ripeness of produce. The project’s goal is to detect ripeness in fruit and vegetables by monitoring pigment changes, Hack A Day reports. Rather than use a camera, the project […]
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Video Analytics At Scale on Databricks
Here’s a live demo and lessons learned while building and publishing an advanced video analytics solution in the Azure Marketplace.
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