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This repository contains the code for Comparing Deep Learning and Classical Computer Vision for Semantic Segmentation: A comprehensive analysis of cutting-edge techniques and algorithms for precise object segmentation in computer vision tasks. This work was done under the Computer Vision course at IIT Jodhpur.
Train a classification model to identify the product category, utilizing either classical computer vision or deep learning methods. Utilize a one/few-shot learning model to confirm the existence of a product and accurately classify its type.
This parking application was developed during my first year master degree. The objectif of this application is track every car that enter to a specific car park.
Lowe-style object instance recognition, using SIFT. The scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) is a computer vision algorithm to detect, describe, and match local features in images
Advance Patch Matcher Implementation. Matching patches with high accuracy and short time conditions using simplified SIFT algorithm and RANSAC outlier filtering.
stereo vision: estimate 3D vision depending on information extracted from 2D-images. 1)Feature extract, using SIFT algorithm. 2)Matching, using KNN algorithm. 3)Compute "Fundamental Matrix", using RANSAC algorithm. 4)Reconstruction. 5)Triangulation. 6)Pose disambiguation. 7)Rectification. 8)Disparity Computing.
Coin identification and recognition systems may drammatically enhance the extended operation of vending machines, pay phone systems and coin counting machines. The primary purpose of this project is to develop a detector capable of finding and classifying Euro coins in images purely relying on Computer Vision based frameworks.