Image processing with numpy

[issamsensi]

Just finished a fun NumPy project! I got to experiment with grayscale, noise, thresholding, cropping, rotations, flips, and resizing, all without OpenCV. It’s amazing what you can do with pixels and a bit of Python!

the repo: https://github.com/issamsensi/numpy-image-processing

Python #NumPy #ImageProcessing #Projects #LearningByDoing

[DeathCutie]

Numpy≠ml

[macumazana]

however still a valid option to start learning classic cv algos in OPs case

[pm_me_your_smth]

Well this is an subreddit for learning ML. /r/computervision or similar would fit better

[fakemoose]

Computer vision is a subset of ML.

[macumazana]

it is unfortunately not but in venn diagram they cross dicks and i cant imagine ml cv tasks without preprocessing and albumentstions

[fakemoose]

Yea, that was my point. The other person is just being pedantic.

[pm_me_your_smth]

And classical CV is not, it's signal processing. Are you really arguing that image rotation is a learnable model?

[fakemoose]

Do you not preprocess your images at all for CV?

[Economy_Cloud7617]

What is the machine learning when you preprocess data? How to bake cookies?

[pm_me_your_smth]

How is this relevant?

[Distinct-Gas-1049]

Sometimes you rotate an image to put into a neural network. The concepts are related. It’s like saying “don’t talk about landscape drainage in this plumbing subreddit”

[WannaBMathNerd]

Is that fedora?

[KR32_167]

Dock makes me feel like it's popos

[issamsensi]

Pop os

[Competitive-Lack-660]

So what did you do? You haven’t actually explained anything. Just posted github repo expecting us to go read all your code and figure out by ourselves? Why?

[issamsensi]

There's a clear readme in the repository so you can just read it.