Jupyter notebook showing how to build an image classifier with Python and Tensorflow
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Jupyter notebook showing how to build an image classifier with Python and Tensorflow
Comparative analysis of image compression quality (JPEG vs. JPEG2000) using Python, OpenCV, Jupyter Notebook, Matplotlib, NumPy.
Simple Emotion Detection using Machine Learning
Lab work and experiments from my Digital Image Processing course, using Python in Google Colab notebooks. Focused on practical implementation of core image processing techniques.
This repository contains a collection of Jupyter notebooks and scripts designed to explore various techniques in digital image processing. The techniques covered include image equalization, noise operations, edge detection, and more.
This repository contains five projects exploring fundamental concepts in image processing and computer vision. Each project focuses on a specific topic, with Jupyter Notebook files for code implementation and PDF reports summarizing the project goals, methods, and results.
This repository hosts a hobby project centered around biomedical image analysis, created while learning Python and utilizing Jupyter Notebooks. The project aims to explore the world of medical imaging, understand image processing techniques, and extract valuable insights from biomedical images.
Automated Tabular Data Extraction and Prediction is a Python project that combines image processing and machine learning for extracting and predicting tabular data from images with over 80% accuracy. Use this versatile solution by exploring the Jupyter Notebook, and seamlessly integrate it into your projects.
Euphoric Fiddler is a bunch of random experiments and scripts in data preprocessing and image filtering. It includes some notebooks on recommendations based on category and collaborative filtering. None of the code is optimised for production and is largely used as a reference to quick scripts and as a playground.
Collection of notebooks for image segmentation tasks.
these are my projects that i submitted for AIML course with great lakes & some good notebooks with great explaination of the topics
A Desktop GUI that recognizes users that have registered their faces on the system.
Detecting vehicles on road using hog and svm [simplest approach].
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