Object detection, Image segmentation, Visualization and Interpretability
Hello I am Nitsan Soffair, A Deep RL researcher at BGU.
In this Computer-vision course, you will learn the newest state-of-the-art Computer vision (CV) Deep-learning knowledge.
You will do the following
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Get state-of-the-art knowledge of the following
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Object detection
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Image segmentation
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Visualization and Interpretability
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Validate your knowledge by answering short and very easy 3-question queezes of each lecture
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Be able to complete the course by ~2 hours.
Syllabus
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Introduction to Computer vision
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Classification and Object detection
Technology in the field of computer vision for finding and identifying objects in an image or video sequence
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Segmentation
The process of partitioning a digital image into multiple image segments of pixels’ sets.
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Transfer-learning
A research problem in machine learning (ML) that focuses on storing knowledge gained while solving one problem and applying it to a different but related problem.
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Resnets
An artificial neural network (ANN). Skip connections are used to jump over some layers.
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Object localization
a computer technology to detect instances of semantic objects of a certain class i.e. humans, buildings in images and videos.
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Object detection
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R-CNN
Detection algorithm.
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Fast R-CNN
Detection network region-proposal algorithm.
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Faster R-CNN
Object detection network region-proposal algorithm.
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RetinaNet
A dense detector evaluating the loss.
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Image segmentation
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FCN
Transforms image pixels to classes using CNN.
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Upsampling methods
Performed on a sequence of signal’s samples/continuous function.
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Evaluation with IoU and Dice-score
Evaluation metrics.
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U-Net
A Deep neural-networl model based on fully-connected neural-network.
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Visualization and Interpretability
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Class activation maps
Technique gets the discriminative image regions used by CNN to identify specific classes in image.
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Saliency maps
An image that highlights the region on which people’s eyes focus first.
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Resources
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Wikipedia
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Coursera