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Today’s post is inspired by Danielle, a PyImageSearch reader who emailed me last week and asked: Hi Adrian, I’m enjoying your blog and I especially liked last week’s post about image classification with the Intel Movidius NCS. I’m still considering…

Let me ask you three questions: What if you could could run state-of-the-art neural networks on a USB stick? What if you could see over 10x performance on this USB stick compared to your CPU? And what if this entire…

Shipping deep learning models to production is a non-trivial task. If you don’t believe me, take a second and look at the “tech giants” such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, etc. — nearly all of them provide some method to ship…

In today’s blog post we are going to create a deep learning REST API that wraps a Keras model in an efficient, scalable manner. Our Keras + deep learning REST API will be capable of batch processing images, scaling to…

The latest release of dlib is special. It completely removes the boost.python dependency, making it significantly easier to install across the board on macOS, Ubuntu, and Raspbian. Thanks to the work of Davis King (the creator and maintainer of the…

The vast majority of blog posts here on PyImageSearch are very hands-on and follow a particular pattern: We explore a problem. We write some code to solve the problem. We look at the results, explaining what worked went well, what…

Today I’m pleased to announce the finalized details to an event I’ve been working on behind the scenes for quite some time: PyImageConf 2018: The practical, hands-on computer vision conference Imagine taking the practical, hands-on teaching style of the PyImageSearch…

Happy New Year! It’s now officially 2018…which also means that PyImageSearch is (almost) four years old! I published the very first blog post on Monday, January 12th 2014. Since then over 230 posts have been published, along with two books…

When it comes to high-performance deep learning on multiple GPUs (and not to mention, multiple machines) I tend to use the mxnet library. Part of the Apache Incubator, mxnet is a flexible, efficient, and scalable library for deep learning (Amazon…