OPEN COMPUTER VISION (Open-CV)

Internship 2024

Explore computer vision with image processing techniques like smoothing, edge detection, thresholding, contour detection, segmentation, SIFT, and image blending. Use PILLOW, implement KNN classification, and apply watermarks and steganography.

1/ 2 Months

Online

8+ Live Projects

Dual Certification

Ultimate Step towards your Career Goals: Expert in Image Processing Open-CV

Learn computer vision techniques: smoothing, edge detection, thresholding, segmentation, SIFT, and image blending. Use PILLOW, KNN for classification, and add watermarks or steganography.

Internship Benifits

Mentorship

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Hands-on Experience

Gain practical skills in a real-world cutting-edge projects.

Networking

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Skill Development

Enhance your technical and soft skills.

Career Advancement

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Certificate

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Computer vision Internship Overview

Introduction to Computer Vision and Its Applications

    • Overview of computer vision, its importance, and applications in fields like healthcare, robotics, and surveillance.

Read, Write, and Color Conversion of Images

    • Techniques to read and save images in various formats, and converting between color spaces (RGB, Grayscale, HSV).

Apply Smoothing Techniques for Images

    • Using filters like Gaussian, median, and bilateral to reduce noise and enhance image quality.

Detecting Edges from Images

    • Edge detection techniques such as Sobel and Canny for identifying object boundaries.

Purpose of Morphology Techniques

    • Introduction to morphological operations (dilation, erosion) to refine edges and shapes in images.

Different Thresholding Techniques

    • Overview of thresholding methods (binary, adaptive) for segmenting images based on intensity values.

Contour Detection Technique

    • Detecting and drawing contours to outline shapes and objects within images.

What is Otsu Thresholding?

    • Explanation of Otsu’s method for automatic thresholding to separate foreground from background.

Inserting Shapes and Texts to Images

    • Adding shapes (circles, rectangles) and text to images for annotation and visualization.

Detection of Lines Using Hough Lines

    • Using the Hough Transform technique to detect straight lines in an image, common in road and lane detection.

Detection of Multiple Shapes Using Edge Detection

    • Identifying various shapes (circles, rectangles) by combining edge detection and contour methods.

How to Segment an Image Using K-Means?

    • Applying K-Means clustering for image segmentation to categorize pixels into distinct groups.

How to Blend Images Using Image Pyramids

    • Combining two images seamlessly using image pyramids, useful in image stitching and blending.

Image Segmentation Using Watershed Algorithm

    • Segmenting overlapping objects using the watershed algorithm, often applied in object separation tasks.

Background Subtraction Using Threshold

    • Removing the background from images using thresholding techniques, helpful for foreground extraction.

Implementation of Template Matching

    • Using template matching to locate and identify specific patterns or objects within an image.

Working with Scalar Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT)

    • Detecting and describing key features in images using SIFT for applications like object recognition.

Multiple Filters Used in Image Processing

    • Overview of common filters (Laplacian, emboss, sharpen) and their applications in enhancing image features.

Image Steganography

    • Hiding information within an image for secure communication and data protection.

Working with PILLOW Package

    • Introduction to the PILLOW package for basic image processing tasks like resizing, rotating, and format conversion.

Image Classification Using K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)

    • Using KNN for image classification, categorizing images based on their visual features.

Applying Watermark for Images

    • Adding watermarks to images for copyright protection and branding, using transparency and positioning techniques.

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Dual Certification: Internship Completion & Participation

Earn prestigious Dual Certification upon successful completion of our internship program. This recognition validates both your participation and the skills you have honed during the internship

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FAQ

What is computer vision, and what are its applications?

Computer vision is a field of AI that enables computers to interpret and understand visual information from images and videos. Applications include autonomous driving, facial recognition, medical imaging, and security systems.

Using libraries like OpenCV, you can read (cv2.imread( ) ), display (cv2.imshow( ) ), and save (cv2.imwrite( ) ) images. Color conversion functions like cv2.cvtColor( )  allow converting between color spaces (e.g., RGB to grayscale).

Smoothing techniques, like Gaussian and median filters, reduce noise by averaging pixel values with neighbors, improving image clarity. Functions like cv2.GaussianBlur() and cv2.medianblur() are commonly used.

Morphological techniques, like erosion and dilation, process binary images to remove noise, close gaps, and refine object shapes, useful in tasks like segmentation.

Otsu’s method automatically selects the optimal threshold value for binary conversion by minimizing intra-class variance, ideal for bimodal images.

Image steganography hides information within images. One common method involves altering the least significant bits of pixel values.

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