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The Christmas season holds a special place in my heart. Not because I’m particularly religious or spiritual. Not because I enjoy cold weather. And certainly not because I relish the taste of eggnog (the consistency alone makes my stomach turn).…
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PyImageSearch reader José asks: Hey Adrian, thanks for putting together Deep Learning for Computer Vision with Python. This is by far the best resource I’ve seen for deep learning. My question is this: I’m working on a project where I…
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Today’s blog post is on image hashing — and it’s the hardest blog post I’ve ever had to write. Image hashing isn’t a particularly hard technique (in fact, it’s one of the easiest algorithms I’ve taught here on the PyImageSearch…
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Imagine taking the practical, hands-on teaching style of the PyImageSearch blog… …and translating it to a live, in person conference. Sound interesting? If so, mark the date on your calendar now: PyImageConf is taking place on August 26th-28th 2018 at…
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When it comes to deep learning, Keras is my favorite Python library… …but a close runner up is mxnet. What I like about mxnet is that it combines the best of both worlds in terms of performance and ease of…
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Today’s blog post is inspired by a number of PyImageSearch readers who have commented on previous deep learning tutorials wanting to understand what exactly OpenCV’s blobFromImage function is doing under the hood. You see, to obtain (correct) predictions from deep…
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Keras is undoubtedly my favorite deep learning + Python framework, especially for image classification. I use Keras in production applications, in my personal deep learning projects, and here on the PyImageSearch blog. I’ve even based over two-thirds of my new…
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Today’s blog post is the long-awaited tutorial on real-time drowsiness detection on the Raspberry Pi! From there, if you want to check that everything is installed properly in your virtual environment you may run the Python interpreter directly: Note: I’ve…
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A few weeks ago I demonstrated how to perform real-time object detection using deep learning and OpenCV on a standard laptop/desktop. After the post was published I received a number of emails from PyImageSearch readers who were curious if the…
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