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| 500 | |a Design and develop end-to-end, production-grade computer vision projects for real-world industry problems. This book discusses computer vision algorithms and their applications using PyTorch.The book begins with the fundamentals of computer vision: convolutional neural nets, RESNET, YOLO, data augmentation, and other regularization techniques used in the industry. And then it gives you a quick overview of the PyTorch libraries used in the book. After that, it takes you through the implementation of image classification problems, object detection techniques, and transfer learning while training and running inference. The book covers image segmentation and an anomaly detection model. And it discusses the fundamentals of video processing for computer vision tasks putting images into videos. The book concludes with an explanation of the complete model building process for deep learning frameworks using optimized techniques with highlights on model AI explainability.After reading this book, you will be able to build your own computer vision projects using transfer learning and PyTorch.What You Will Learn- Solve problems in computer vision with PyTorch.- Implement transfer learning and perform image classification, object detection, image segmentation, and other computer vision applications- Design and develop production-grade computer vision projects for real-world industry problems- Interpret computer vision models and solve business problems | ||
| 500 | |a Chapter 1: Building Blocks of Computer VisionChapter Goal: The chapter will start with the basic concepts of Computer Vision. We will cover theoretical aspects that lays the foundation for the upcoming hands-on projects on Computer Vision. No of pages:35Sub -Topics1. Overview of Computer Vision2. Understanding AlexNET, Convolutional Neural Network and receptive fields3. Understanding advanced concepts like RESNETS and inception network4. Discuss how usage of batch normalization, drop outs, data augmentation techniques help solve data insufficiency in deep learning models5. Introduction to PyTorch for Computer Vision models; Chapter 2: Building Image Classification ModelChapter Goal: The chapter will discuss about image classification model along with data augmentation techniques.No of pages: 40Sub - Topics 1. Data preparation for image classification problem2. Data augmentation techniques3. Setting up model architecture with explanation4. | ||
| 500 | |a - Train and run inference for the Image Classification model5. Discuss Grouped Convolution, Dilated Convolution and transposed convolution and their application; Chapter 3: Building Object Detection ModelChapter Goal: This chapter will explain the core difference between simple classification model to detecting objects in an image. We will understand optimizing loss function to get the final object localized and detected. The chapter will take through some concepts of the existing models and how to fine tune them.No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Exploring Object Detection concepts like FastRCNN, YOLO2. Explaining annotations and examples of how annotations are used in Object Detection3. Explaining loss function components4. Building Object Detection model, using transfer learning technique5. Running inference on fine-tuned model; Chapter 4: Building Image Segmentation ModelChapter Goal: The chapter will define how single or multiple images can be segmented in an image. | ||
| 500 | |a - How a user can define a loss function and develop a model to segregate image outlines. No of pages: 35Sub - Topics: 1. Concepts on how segmentation works on Images2. Explaining custom pre trained models3. Defining and explaining loss functions4. Implementing & fine-tuning Image Segmentation model ; Chapter 5: Image Similarity & Image based SearchChapter Goal: The chapter deals with the explanation of how the image similarity works and how use cases move around this concept. No of pages: 25Sub - Topics: 1. Defining Image similarity and anomaly problems for images2. Defining the datasets3. Defining the loss functions and methodologies4. Providing solutions for Detecting Image similarities; Chapter 6: Image Anomaly DetectionChapter Goal: The chapter deals with the explanation of how anomalies from images can be detected and use-cases around it.No of pages: 20Sub - Topics: 1. Defining anomaly problems for images2. Defining the datasets3. Defining the loss functions and methodologies4. | ||
| 500 | |a - Detecting anomalies on images ; Chapter 7: Video Processing Applications using PyTorchChapter Goal: This chapter deals with various mechanism of video processing techniques. This chapter will help one to deal with untangling the complexities of video with series of images placed in time sequence. Concepts of RNN/LSTM/GRU will be discussed to solve real time use-cases on videos.No of pages: 50Sub - Topics: 1. Setting up concepts of time dependent feature set2. Extrapolating images to videos3. Setting up concepts for video processing using Convolutional Neural Networks4. Defining the dataset and the loss function5. Defining the model6. Training the model and run inference ; Chapter 8: Super-resolution through Upscaling & GANChapter Goal: This chapter deals with foundations on Generative Adversarial Networks in the field of computer vision. | ||
| 500 | |a - The concepts will be extrapolated with an use-case to how it is being used in super resolution (Enhancing Image Quality)No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Establish the concept of upscaling in images1. Foundations of VAE and GAN in images2. Setting up codes in GAN for super resolution3. Using the concept to understand data augmentation using GAN; Chapter 9: Body Posture DetectionChapter Goal: This chapter will establish the concept of multiple body posture detection. It will have the code encompassed the detection and multiple methods around posture detection applications.No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Discussing top-down and bottom-up approach to detect persons2. Discuss open pose detection model to establish body pose3. Use of segmentation technique to detect body pose; Chapter 10: Explainable AI for Computer Vision using GRADCAMChapter Goal: This chapter deals with foundations on how a deep learning model results can be explained. | ||
| 500 | |a - An overview of GRADCAM and how the concepts help someone explaining a Computer Vision model will be discussed in abundance.No of pages: 15Sub - Topics: 1. Revisit the concepts of explain-able AI2. Deep learning explainers to CV classification model3. Setting up concepts of GRADCAM4. Implementing how Computer Vision models can be interpreted by GRADCAM | ||
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| spelling | Kulkarni, Akshay Verfasser (DE-588)1177937689 aut Computer vision projects with PyTorch design and develop production-grade ,odels Akshay Kulkarni, Adarsha Shivananda, Nitin Ranjan Sharma New York Apress [2022] xvi, 346 Seiten Illustrationen 557 grams txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Design and develop end-to-end, production-grade computer vision projects for real-world industry problems. This book discusses computer vision algorithms and their applications using PyTorch.The book begins with the fundamentals of computer vision: convolutional neural nets, RESNET, YOLO, data augmentation, and other regularization techniques used in the industry. And then it gives you a quick overview of the PyTorch libraries used in the book. After that, it takes you through the implementation of image classification problems, object detection techniques, and transfer learning while training and running inference. The book covers image segmentation and an anomaly detection model. And it discusses the fundamentals of video processing for computer vision tasks putting images into videos. The book concludes with an explanation of the complete model building process for deep learning frameworks using optimized techniques with highlights on model AI explainability.After reading this book, you will be able to build your own computer vision projects using transfer learning and PyTorch.What You Will Learn- Solve problems in computer vision with PyTorch.- Implement transfer learning and perform image classification, object detection, image segmentation, and other computer vision applications- Design and develop production-grade computer vision projects for real-world industry problems- Interpret computer vision models and solve business problems Chapter 1: Building Blocks of Computer VisionChapter Goal: The chapter will start with the basic concepts of Computer Vision. We will cover theoretical aspects that lays the foundation for the upcoming hands-on projects on Computer Vision. No of pages:35Sub -Topics1. Overview of Computer Vision2. Understanding AlexNET, Convolutional Neural Network and receptive fields3. Understanding advanced concepts like RESNETS and inception network4. Discuss how usage of batch normalization, drop outs, data augmentation techniques help solve data insufficiency in deep learning models5. Introduction to PyTorch for Computer Vision models; Chapter 2: Building Image Classification ModelChapter Goal: The chapter will discuss about image classification model along with data augmentation techniques.No of pages: 40Sub - Topics 1. Data preparation for image classification problem2. Data augmentation techniques3. Setting up model architecture with explanation4. - Train and run inference for the Image Classification model5. Discuss Grouped Convolution, Dilated Convolution and transposed convolution and their application; Chapter 3: Building Object Detection ModelChapter Goal: This chapter will explain the core difference between simple classification model to detecting objects in an image. We will understand optimizing loss function to get the final object localized and detected. The chapter will take through some concepts of the existing models and how to fine tune them.No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Exploring Object Detection concepts like FastRCNN, YOLO2. Explaining annotations and examples of how annotations are used in Object Detection3. Explaining loss function components4. Building Object Detection model, using transfer learning technique5. Running inference on fine-tuned model; Chapter 4: Building Image Segmentation ModelChapter Goal: The chapter will define how single or multiple images can be segmented in an image. - How a user can define a loss function and develop a model to segregate image outlines. No of pages: 35Sub - Topics: 1. Concepts on how segmentation works on Images2. Explaining custom pre trained models3. Defining and explaining loss functions4. Implementing & fine-tuning Image Segmentation model ; Chapter 5: Image Similarity & Image based SearchChapter Goal: The chapter deals with the explanation of how the image similarity works and how use cases move around this concept. No of pages: 25Sub - Topics: 1. Defining Image similarity and anomaly problems for images2. Defining the datasets3. Defining the loss functions and methodologies4. Providing solutions for Detecting Image similarities; Chapter 6: Image Anomaly DetectionChapter Goal: The chapter deals with the explanation of how anomalies from images can be detected and use-cases around it.No of pages: 20Sub - Topics: 1. Defining anomaly problems for images2. Defining the datasets3. Defining the loss functions and methodologies4. - Detecting anomalies on images ; Chapter 7: Video Processing Applications using PyTorchChapter Goal: This chapter deals with various mechanism of video processing techniques. This chapter will help one to deal with untangling the complexities of video with series of images placed in time sequence. Concepts of RNN/LSTM/GRU will be discussed to solve real time use-cases on videos.No of pages: 50Sub - Topics: 1. Setting up concepts of time dependent feature set2. Extrapolating images to videos3. Setting up concepts for video processing using Convolutional Neural Networks4. Defining the dataset and the loss function5. Defining the model6. Training the model and run inference ; Chapter 8: Super-resolution through Upscaling & GANChapter Goal: This chapter deals with foundations on Generative Adversarial Networks in the field of computer vision. - The concepts will be extrapolated with an use-case to how it is being used in super resolution (Enhancing Image Quality)No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Establish the concept of upscaling in images1. Foundations of VAE and GAN in images2. Setting up codes in GAN for super resolution3. Using the concept to understand data augmentation using GAN; Chapter 9: Body Posture DetectionChapter Goal: This chapter will establish the concept of multiple body posture detection. It will have the code encompassed the detection and multiple methods around posture detection applications.No of pages: 30Sub - Topics: 1. Discussing top-down and bottom-up approach to detect persons2. Discuss open pose detection model to establish body pose3. 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