Computer Vision & Machine Learning: B.Tech 7 Semester Technical Seminar Batch:2018-2022

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COMPUTER VISION &

MACHINE LEARNING
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Name-Sachin Saurav Roll-201810487

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Under the guidance of

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Mrs. Charulata Pallai
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B.Tech 7th Semester Technical Seminar Batch:2018-2022
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED
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❑ Introduction
❑ The Relationship between Machine Learning and Computer Vision
❑ Computer Vision VS Machine Learning
❑ How computer vision works ?
❑ Applications
❑ Conclusion
❑ References
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INTRODUCTION
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❑ What is Machine Learning?

- Machine learning is the study of algorithms and statistical models, which is a subset
of artificial intelligence.
- It uses data to make decisions and allows it to be used in interesting ways in a wide
variety of industries.
❑ What is Computer Vision?

- It is the process of understanding digital images and videos using computers. It seeks
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to automate tasks that human vision can achieve.

- This involves methods of acquiring, processing, analyzing, and understanding digital
images, and extraction of data from the real world to produce information.
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The Relationship between Machine Learning and Computer Visio

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➢ Machine learning and computer vision are two fields that have become closely
related to one another
➢Machine learning has improved computer vision about recognition and tracking. It
offers effective methods for acquisition, image processing, and object focus which are
used in computer vision.
➢ Computer vision has broadened the scope of machine learning. It involves a digital
image or video, a sensing device, an interpreting device, and the interpretation stage.
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COMPUTER VISION VS MACHINE LEARNING

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HOW DOES COMPUTER VISION WORK?

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➢Two essential technologies are used to accomplish this: a type of machine learning
called deep learning and a convolutional neural network (CNN).
➢Machine learning uses algorithmic models that enable a computer to teach itself
about the context of visual data. If enough data is fed through the model, the computer
will “look” at the data and teach itself to tell one image from another.
➢A CNN helps a machine learning or deep learning model “look” by breaking images
down into pixels that are given tags or labels. It uses the labels to perform
convolutions and makes predictions about what it is “seeing.”
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➢The neural network runs convolutions and checks the accuracy of its predictions in a
series of iterations until the predictions start to come true. It is then recognizing or
seeing images in a way similar to humans.
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HOW DOES COMPUTER VISION WORK?

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fig : Computer Vision working

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APPLICATIONS
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➢ Different applications are :
- Image Classification
- Object Detection
- Medical Field
- Face recognition
- Self driving car
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CONCLUSION
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➢ The commercial and academic research on computer vision is growing in the

form of new techniques, process, models, and algorithms. Machine learning has
been able to address many issues of feature extractions and processing in
computer vision.
➢ The machine learning applications in computer vision have varied outputs

depending upon the domain. This study includes the analysis, classification, and
discussion on the use of machine learning in computer vision.
➢ The research has identified the successful implementation of machine

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learning applications in computer vision for weather forecasting, biological

science, expression reading, food security, species classification, sports,
monitoring the traffic flows, and predictive maintenance in industries.
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REFERENCES
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[1] Kerle, Norman, Markus Gerke, and Sébastien Lefèvre, GEOBIA 2016: Advances in
Object-Based Image Analysis—Linking with Computer Vision and Machine Learning.
2019.
[2] Debats, Stephanie Renee, Mapping Sub-Saharan African Agriculture in High-

Resolution Satellite Imagery with Computer Vision & Machine Learning. 2017,
Princeton University.
[3] International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Data Science (ICCIDS

2019) Machine Learning in Computer Vision by Asharul Islam Khan, Salim Al-Habsib.
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[4] Cooper, Roshni, Accelerating neuronal genetic research in C. elegans with computer
vision & machine learning. CS231A Final Project Report, 2012
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B.

Tech 7th Semester Technical Seminar Batch:2018-2022

COMPUTER VISION &

Name-Sachin Saurav Roll-201810487

Under the guidance of

Mrs. Charulata Pallai

❑ What is Machine Learning?

❑ What is Computer Vision?

to automate tasks that human vision can achieve.

The Relationship between Machine Learning and Computer Visio

COMPUTER VISION VS MACHINE LEARNING

HOW DOES COMPUTER VISION WORK?

HOW DOES COMPUTER VISION WORK?

fig : Computer Vision working

➢ Different applications are :

➢ The commercial and academic research on computer vision is growing in the

➢ The machine learning applications in computer vision have varied outputs

➢ The research has identified the successful implementation of machine

learning applications in computer vision for weather forecasting, biological

[2] Debats, Stephanie Renee, Mapping Sub-Saharan African Agriculture in High-

[3] International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Data Science (ICCIDS

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