Machine Learning

Our entire review of machine learning and neural networks thus far has been leading up to this point: understanding Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and the role they play in deep learning. In traditional feedforward neural networks, each neuron in the…

CNN Building Blocks Neural networks accept an input image/feature vector (one input node for each entry) and transform it through a series of hidden layers, commonly using nonlinear activation functions. Each hidden layer is also made up of a set…

A common question I get asked is: Are Convolutional Neural Networks invariant to changes in translation, rotation, and scaling? Is that why they are such powerful image classifiers? To answer this question, we first need to discriminate between the individual…

Recently, we’ve spent a reasonable amount of time discussing image fundamentals, types of learning, and even a four-step pipeline we can follow when building our own image classifiers. But we have yet to build an actual image classifier of our…

In this tutorial, you will learn how to perform anomaly/novelty detection in image datasets using OpenCV, Computer Vision, and the scikit-learn machine learning library. Imagine this — you’re fresh out of college with a degree in Computer Science. You focused…

In this tutorial, you will learn how to perform online/incremental learning with Keras and Creme on datasets too large to fit into memory. A few weeks ago I showed you how to use Keras for feature extraction and online learning…

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use OpenCV and machine learning to automatically detect Parkinson’s disease in hand-drawn images of spirals and waves. Today’s tutorial is inspired from PyImageSearch reader, Joao Paulo Folador, a PhD student from Brazil.…

Struggling to get started with machine learning using Python? In this step-by-step, hands-on tutorial you will learn how to perform machine learning using Python on numerical data and image data. By the time you are finished reading this post, you…

I’ve received a number of emails from PyImageSearch readers who are interested in performing deep learning in their Raspberry Pi. Most of the questions go something like this: Hey Adrian, thanks for all the tutorials on deep learning. You’ve really…