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Deep learning in computer vision

  • M. Chitra , V. Tejasri , K. Balachandar , Mohit Tiwari und Manas Ranjan Mohapatra
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Abstract

Deep learning led to the rebirthrebirth of the subject of computer vision and provided a new driving force in the further development of new theoretical concepts and real-life applications. In this chapter, the authors provide an overview of the more significant waves and new propulsive trends in deep learning for computer vision as well as their evolution and impact. This was achieved by presenting the general principles of deep learning, describing the roles of these new architectures, as well as the advancements in the hardware that enable image computing. Applications of deep learning for dynamic computer vision in real-world operations such as augmented reality, self-driven cars, specific shops, security and surveillance, and healthcare are illustrated. This chapter also provides basic information on model evaluation, hyperparameterhyperparameter tuning, and consideration of the importance of the model’s ethical issues. Discussing these components more comprehensively in the framework of the chapter, the authors point to revolutionary features of contemporary deep learning technologies and their prospects as the future of computer vision research and development.

Abstract

Deep learning led to the rebirthrebirth of the subject of computer vision and provided a new driving force in the further development of new theoretical concepts and real-life applications. In this chapter, the authors provide an overview of the more significant waves and new propulsive trends in deep learning for computer vision as well as their evolution and impact. This was achieved by presenting the general principles of deep learning, describing the roles of these new architectures, as well as the advancements in the hardware that enable image computing. Applications of deep learning for dynamic computer vision in real-world operations such as augmented reality, self-driven cars, specific shops, security and surveillance, and healthcare are illustrated. This chapter also provides basic information on model evaluation, hyperparameterhyperparameter tuning, and consideration of the importance of the model’s ethical issues. Discussing these components more comprehensively in the framework of the chapter, the authors point to revolutionary features of contemporary deep learning technologies and their prospects as the future of computer vision research and development.

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