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Podcast to help devs/programmers create info product/online education businesses
(infoproductmastery.com)
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Free 81-Page Guide on Learning Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and OpenCV
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Detect, extract, and save panels from digital comic books with Python and OpenCV
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7y ago
It could very well be. It's hard to say without seeing shapes that you have drawn as well.
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Detecting Parkinson's disease in hand drawn geometric images with Python
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Liveness Detection with OpenCV
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Auto-Keras: Automatic Deep Learning in Python (requires Little/no ML Experience)
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Building an Auto “Deal with It” Meme Generator with Python and Computer Vision
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Building a Real-Time “People Counter” Using Python
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This method is just for face recognition. If you're interested in tracking eye movements take a look at face detection + facial landmarks: https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2017/04/03/facial-landmarks-dl...
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Face recognition in images and video with Python
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Building a Real-Life Pokemon Pokedex with Python, Deep Learning and Raspberry Pi
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How to Build Santa/Not Santa Detector with Deep Learning, Python, and a Raspberry Pi
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The model used in the post (LeNet) is very small compared to what we typically think of in terms of modern deep neural networks. The LeNet architecture itself was published in the 1990s and was designed for character recognition so this is
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zionsrogue
9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! Typo has been fixed. I also appreciate the suggestion.
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zionsrogue
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Thanks, I'm glad you've found the site helpful! :-)
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A/B testing is absolutely on my roadmap. I'm finishing up a few bonus chapters for the book/course now. Based on previous A/B tests on the site (for other products) I have a good idea of what works well for the general a
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zionsrogue
9y ago
Hi, Adrian here, author of the book you are referencing. You are referring to the highest tier of the book. There are other lower tiers as well that are cheaper. The highest tier (again, which you are referring to) includes 800+ pages, deta
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Real-time object detection and deep learning and Python
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Deep Learning with (newly released) OpenCV 3.3 and Python
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Adrian here, author of the PyImageSearch blog. I'll add doing a tutorial on cheque recognition (at least the routing and account numbers) to my queue. Thanks for the great suggestion.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "algorithms distinguishable for documents and natural images" -- can you elaborate? OpenCV itself doesn't have builtin functionality to take documents and fit them to a pre-defined template,
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Adrian here, author of PyImageSearch. Thanks for mentioning the blog. If anyone has any questions regarding learning computer vision, please see my reply to "sphix0r" below.
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Adrian here, author of the PyImageSearch blog. Thank you for mentioning it, I appreciate it. If anyone has any questions about computer vision, deep learning, or OpenCV, please let me know. In regards to OPs original question, I'm actu
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Real-time driver drowsiness detection with Python and OpenCV
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Detecting eye blinks with Python
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Recognizing digits in images with Python
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Hey, Adrian here -- I actually run PyImageSearch.com. I don't want to sell you on the course, I think the content speaks for itself. But if you want to talk to members who have gone through the course and see the value they got out of
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10y ago
Correct, I am the author of Practical Python and OpenCV.
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10y ago
Combining the Raspberry Pi + Python + OpenCV is a lot of fun. If you feel like sharing the details on your project I might be able to point you in the right direction.
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