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Machine Learning and Computer Vision Resources
- AndrewKemendo 12y agoIn computer vision other section I would add: OpenCV: http://opencv.org/ http://opencv.org/ Pointcloud Library: http://pointclouds.org/ http://pointclouds.org/
- zerry 12y agoyeah definitely :)
- turingbook 12y agoThanks for your efforts. I retweeted this on Sina Weibo: http://weibo.com/1642316384/C8ZE7mf0a http://weibo.com/1642316384/C8ZE7mf0a
- zk00006 12y agoThis list is too personal and I personally don't find it beneficial. If you are looking for introduction to computer vision in general, get a good book such as "Computer Vision Models Learning and Inference" or start directly with OpenCV mentioned before.
- zerry 12y agoyeah, the cv part i haven't read too many things.
- m_ke 12y agoShameless plug: http://michal.io/machine-learning-resources/ http://michal.io/machine-learning-resources/
- ChuckMcM 12y agoThis is a great list, and I've added it to my evernote database for future reference, thanks! On a slightly different note, has anyone else noticed that people have gone back to making bookmark pages again? It used to be that everyone did that, and then Google came along and well you didn't need a bookmark page because you could just search for what you were looking for and find it? But now people are going back to bookmark pages.
- curiously 12y agolot of tools and skills but I think what I have most trouble with (if not the most important point) is I don't know what problems I want to solve with it because there is no connection between the tools available and the problem appropriate with it. When it comes to building software it's simple (build accounting SaaS software or build a API for something) but for machine learning it's not clear as to what I'm trying to build or want to build.