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Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
How a computer recognises what is in a picture: gradient histograms, local binary patterns, support vector machines, bag of visual words and Fisher's linear discriminant, all worked by hand on tiny images and tables.
Prerequisites: no set prerequisites
What you'll learn (10 topics)
- Image filtering and edges
- Gradient histograms and the HOG descriptor
- Local binary patterns and histogram distances
- Learning from data and evaluation
- Support vector machines
- Bayes, neighbour and tree classifiers
- Features, PCA and clustering
- Bag of visual words and image search
- Fisher's linear discriminant
- Convolutional networks
