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OpenCV Python For Beginners | Hands on Computer Vision, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 54 lectures, based on 214 reviews, and has 6499 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of NumPy Face Detection with OpenCV Draw shapes on images and videos with OpenCV Smoothing, blurring, thresholding, and morphological operations with OpenCV Objects Tracking with OpenCV Histograms with OpenCV Find Car Lane lines with OpenCV This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to code or New Programmers and Developers or Beginners or Students It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to code or New Programmers and Developers or Beginners or Students.

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Title: OpenCV Python For Beginners | Hands on Computer Vision

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

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What You Will Learn

  • Basics of NumPy
  • Face Detection with OpenCV
  • Draw shapes on images and videos with OpenCV
  • Smoothing, blurring, thresholding, and morphological operations with OpenCV
  • Objects Tracking with OpenCV
  • Histograms with OpenCV
  • Find Car Lane lines with OpenCV
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to code
  • New Programmers and Developers
  • Beginners
  • Students
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to code
  • New Programmers and Developers
  • Beginners
  • Students
  • Welcome to this on OpenCV Python Tutorial For Beginners. OpenCV is an image processing library created by Intel and later supported by Willow Garage and now maintained by Itseez. opencv is available on Mac, Windows, Linux. Works in C, C++, and Python. it is Open Source and free. opencv is easy to use and install.

    The goal of this course is to provide you with a working knowledge of OpenCV with Python. We’ll start with the basics, starting from installing OpenCV with Python on Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu. Then we will see how to create your first OpenCV python script. Then we will dive deep into the amazing world of computer vision Using OpenCV and learn the most important concepts about computer vision using OpenCV .

    So Let’s get started !!!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Install and Setup Python

    Lecture 1: How to Install Python 3 on Windows 10

    Lecture 2: How to install Python 3 on Mac

    Lecture 3: How To Install PyCharm In Windows 10

    Lecture 4: How To Install PyCharm In Windows 11

    Lecture 5: How To Install PyCharm In Mac

    Lecture 6: How To Install PyCharm In Ubuntu 18.04 + Create and Run First Python Project

    Lecture 7: How To Install PyCharm In Ubuntu 20.04 + Create and Run First Python Project

    Chapter 2: Numpy

    Lecture 1: Introduction + Installing numpy

    Lecture 2: Python List Vs Numpy Array

    Lecture 3: Basic properties and Methods in NumPy Array

    Lecture 4: Creating specific arrays, Reshape and more

    Chapter 3: Introduction to OpenCV

    Lecture 1: Introduction to OpenCV

    Chapter 4: Install OpenCV

    Lecture 1: How to Install OpenCV for Python on Windows 10

    Lecture 2: How To Install OpenCV 4 for Python on Ubuntu 18.04 Linux

    Chapter 5: OpenCV Basics

    Lecture 1: How to Read, Write, Show Images in OpenCV

    Lecture 2: How to Read, Write, Show Videos from Camera in OpenCV

    Lecture 3: Draw geometric shapes on images using Python OpenCV

    Lecture 4: Setting Camera Parameters in OpenCV Python

    Lecture 5: Show Date and Time on Videos using OpenCV Python

    Lecture 6: Handle Mouse Events in OpenCV

    Lecture 7: More Mouse Event Examples in OpenCV Python

    Chapter 6: Core Operations

    Lecture 1: cv.split, cv.merge, cv.resize, cv.add, cv.addWeighted, ROI

    Lecture 2: Bitwise Operations (bitwise AND, OR, NOT and XOR)

    Lecture 3: How to Bind Trackbar To OpenCV Windows

    Chapter 7: Image Processing in OpenCV

    Lecture 1: Object Detection and Object Tracking Using HSV Color Space

    Lecture 2: Simple Image Thresholding

    Lecture 3: Adaptive Thresholding

    Lecture 4: matplotlib with OpenCV

    Lecture 5: Morphological Transformations

    Lecture 6: Smoothing Images | Blurring Images OpenCV

    Lecture 7: Image Gradients and Edge Detection

    Lecture 8: Canny Edge Detection in OpenCV

    Lecture 9: Image Pyramids with Python and OpenCV

    Lecture 10: Image Blending using Pyramids in OpenCV

    Lecture 11: Find and Draw Contours with OpenCV in Python

    Lecture 12: Motion Detection and Tracking Using Opencv Contours

    Lecture 13: Detect Simple Geometric Shapes using OpenCV in Python

    Lecture 14: Understanding image Histograms using OpenCV Python

    Lecture 15: Template matching using OpenCV in Python

    Chapter 8: Hough Transform

    Lecture 1: Probabilistic Hough Transform using HoughLinesP in OpenCV

    Lecture 2: Hough Line Transform Theory

    Lecture 3: Hough Line Transform using HoughLines method in OpenCV

    Lecture 4: Circle Detection using OpenCV Hough Circle Transform

    Chapter 9: Road Lane Line Detection Mini Project

    Lecture 1: Road Lane Line Detection with OpenCV (Part 1)

    Lecture 2: Road Lane Line Detection with OpenCV (Part 2)

    Lecture 3: Road Lane Line Detection with OpenCV (Part 3)

    Chapter 10: Face and Eye Detection

    Lecture 1: Face Detection using Haar Cascade Classifiers

    Lecture 2: Eye Detection Haar Feature based Cascade Classifiers

    Chapter 11: Detect Corners

    Lecture 1: Detect Corners with Harris Corner Detector

    Lecture 2: Detect Corners with Shi Tomasi Corner Detector

    Chapter 12: Background Subtraction Methods

    Lecture 1: How to Use Background Subtraction Methods in OpenCV

    Chapter 13: Object Tracking

    Lecture 1: Object Tracking Meanshift Method

    Lecture 2: Object Tracking Camshift Method

    Chapter 14: Stand Alone Executable

    Lecture 1: Creating a Stand Alone Executable

    Instructors

  • OpenCV Python For Beginners - Hands on Computer Vision  No.2
    Yogesh Patel
    Software Developer and Programming Enthusiast
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