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That book is great if you want to go in-depth! If you're a practitioner who wants to get to a trained model as quickly as possible, you're probably better of ju
by bertdb 6y ago
That book is great if you want to go in-depth! If you're a practitioner who wants to get to a trained model as quickly as possible, you're probably better of just following a tutorial. The official Keras tutorial on segmentation looks pretty good [1]. We also have a blog post with code samples on how to set up an image segmentation workflow with Segments.ai and Facebook's detectron2 framework [2].
[1] https://keras.io/examples/vision/oxford_pets_image_segmentation/ https://keras.io/examples/vision/oxford_pets_image_segmentat...
[2] https://segments.ai/blog/speed-up-image-segmentation-with-model-assisted-labeling https://segments.ai/blog/speed-up-image-segmentation-with-mo...
- auraham 6y agoThanks, your tutorial seems great!