Modern Computer Vision & Deep Learning with Python & PyTorch

Welcome to the course "Modern Computer Vision & Deep Learning with Python & PyTorch"! Imagine being able to teach computers to see just like humans. Computer Vision is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that enables computers and machines to see the visual world, just like the way humans see and understand their environment. Artificial intelligence (AI) enables computers to think, where Computer Vision enables computers to see, observe and interpret. This course is particularly designed to provide a comprehensive, hands-on experience in applying Deep Learning techniques to major Computer Vision problems including Image Classification, Semantic Segmentation, Instance Segmentation, and Object Detection. In this course, you'll start with an introduction to the basics of Computer Vision and Deep Learning, and learn how to implement, train, test, evaluate and deploy your own models using Python and PyTorch for Image Classification, Image Segmentation, and Object Detection. Computer Vision plays a vital role in the development of autonomous vehicles. It enables the vehicle to perceive and understand its surroundings to detect and classify various objects in the environment, such as pedestrians, vehicles, traffic signs, and obstacles. This helps to make informed decisions for safe and efficient vehicle navigation. Computer Vision is used for Surveillance and Security using drones to track suspicious activities, intruders, and objects of interest. It enables real-time monitoring and threat detection in public spaces, airports, banks, and other security-sensitive areas. Today Computer Vision applications in our daily life are very common including Face Detection in cameras and cell phones, logging in to devices with fingerprints and face recognition, interactive games, MRI, CT scans, image guided surgery and much more. This comprehensive course is especially designed to give you hands-on experience using Python and Pytorch coding to build, train, test and deploy your own models for m