You can master Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and OpenCV - PyImageSearch
PyImageConf 2018, PyImageSearch’s very own computer vision and deep learning education conference, took place August 26th-28th in San Francisco, CA at the Regency Hyatt. It was an amazing conference and based on attendee feedback, it was HUGE success. Today I…
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You may have noticed that over the past couple of weeks we have been using a special Python package called face_recognition quite a bit on the PyImageSearch blog: We first used it to build a face recognition system We then…
Read More of An interview with Adam Geitgey, creator of the face_recognition Python library
In today’s blog post, I interview arguably one of the most important researchers and practitioners in modern day deep learning, François Chollet. François is not only the creator of the Keras deep learning library, but he’s also a Google AI…
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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…
Read More of Why I started a computer vision and deep learning conference
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…
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Imagine taking the practical, hands-on teaching style of the PyImageSearch blog… …and translating it to a live, in person conference. Sound interesting? If so, mark the date on your calendar now: PyImageConf is taking place on August 26th-28th 2018 at…
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