What I Learned in My First Computer Vision Class: How a Computer Sees
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This week I learned about computer vision. I knew nothing about it before. In this post I share what I learned in simple words. I hope it helps other beginners too. A computer does not see a picture. It sees numbers. When I look at a photo, I know what it is in one second. A computer cannot do this…
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What I Learned in My First Computer Vision Class: How a Computer Sees
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