OpenCV: Practical Computer Vision
Shriira Press
A comprehensive, self-contained guide to OpenCV, the library that, more than any other, is how computer vision actually gets done in code.
Welcome to OpenCV: Practical Computer Vision.
A comprehensive, self-contained guide to OpenCV, the library that, more than any other, is how computer vision actually gets done in code. Where the companion Computer Vision book explains why vision works — the inverse problem, classical features, CNNs, the task landscape — this book teaches how to build vision systems: reading and processing images as arrays, filtering and edges, contours and morphology, geometric transforms, feature detection and matching, classical object detection, video and motion analysis, camera geometry and 3D, and running deep-learning models through OpenCV's DNN module. It blends intuition, the concepts behind the API, and runnable code (cv2 in Python).
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A note on reading it: open the Contents menu at the top of the reader to jump between chapters, use the Aa menu to set a comfortable text size, theme (light, sepia, or night), and single- or two-page layout. Your place is saved automatically, so you can always pick up where you left off.
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