Computer Vision
As human beings, we have an innate ability to recognize objects, read signs, and understand our surroundings as we move through the physical world. This effortless ability to comprehend depth, motion, and spatial layouts is a byproduct of our complex visual system, a system that has evolved over hundreds of millions of years. Naturally, as technology has advanced, humans have been determined to impart the same perception of digital and physical spaces to computers, which brings us to the exciting field of computer vision.
As an important subfield of artificial intelligence, computer vision enables machines to understand and interpret visual information. However, unlike human vision, which is based on our biological visual system, computer vision utilizes digital inputs, computational models, and deep learning to interpret and understand the content of visual inputs. This complex process involves various sub-tasks, including identifying objects within the image...
