https://github.com/iv4n-ga6l/computervision_foundations
A repo providing a structured path, blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience through projects and exercises for computer vision
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A repo providing a structured path, blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience through projects and exercises for computer vision
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/iv4n-ga6l/computervision_foundations
- Owner: iv4n-ga6l
- Created: 2024-11-18T11:01:27.000Z (11 months ago)
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- Last Pushed: 2025-06-02T00:41:38.000Z (4 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-06-02T10:25:25.326Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: artificial-intelligence, computer-vision, jupyter-notebook, opencv, projects, python, roadmap, vision-language
- Language: Python
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README
# Computer Vision Foundations
 
This is a comprehensive roadmap to build strong foundation in programming, mathematics, deep learning, and hands-on experience with real-world projects to become a successful Computer Vision Engineer.
## Base Structure
- Phase 1: Prerequisites
* [Programming Skills](phase%201/Programming%20Skills/README.md)
* [Mathematics for Computer Vision](phase%201/Mathematics%20for%20Computer%20Vision/README.md)
- Phase 2: Core Concepts of Computer Vision
* [Basic Image Processing](phase%202/Basic%20Image%20Processing/README.md)
* [Feature Detection and Matching](phase%202/Feature%20Detection%20and%20Matching/README.md)
* [Object Detection and Tracking](phase%202/Object%20Detection%20and%20Tracking/README.md)
- Phase 3: Machine Learning in Computer Vision
* [Classical Machine Learning](phase%203/Classical%20Machine%20Learning/README.md)
* [Deep Learning Fundamentals](phase%203/Deep%20Learning%20Fundamentals/README.md)
- Phase 4: Advanced Deep Learning for Computer Vision
* [Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)](phase%204/Convolutional%20Neural%20Networks/README.md)
* [Object Detection and Segmentation](phase%204/Object%20Detection%20and%20Segmentation/README.md)
* [Image Generation and GANs](phase%204/Image%20Generation%20and%20GANs/README.md)
- Phase 5: Specialized Topics
* [3D Computer Vision](phase%205/3D%20Computer%20Vision/README.md)
* [Edge Computing and Deployment](phase%205/Edge%20Computing%20and%20Deployment/README.md)
* [Research and Advanced Topics](phase%205/Research%20and%20Advanced%20Topics/README.md)## 📋 Complete Roadmap Structure
This comprehensive roadmap contains **25+ hands-on projects** across 5 phases, designed to take you from beginner to advanced computer vision engineer.
### Phase 1: Prerequisites (6 Projects)
**Programming Skills**
- Project 1: Python fundamentals and OpenCV basics
- Project 2: NumPy for image processing
- Project 3: Data structures and algorithms for CV
- Project 4: Version control and project management
- Project 5: Python optimization and profiling**Mathematics for Computer Vision**
- Project 1: Linear algebra operations
- Project 2: Probability and statistics
- Project 3: Calculus and optimization
- Project 4: Geometric transformations### Phase 2: Core Computer Vision (15 Projects)
**Basic Image Processing**
- Project 1: Edge detection (Sobel vs Canny)
- Project 2: Image filtering and enhancement
- Project 3: Morphological operations
- Project 4: Histogram analysis
- Project 5: Video processing basics**Feature Detection and Matching**
- Project 1: Corner detection (Harris, FAST)
- Project 2: Feature descriptors (SIFT, ORB)
- Project 3: Feature matching and homography
- Project 4: Template matching**Object Detection and Tracking**
- Project 1: Background subtraction
- Project 2: Optical flow
- Project 3: Template matching
- Project 4: Multi-object tracking
- Project 5: Motion analysis### Phase 3: Machine Learning in Computer Vision (9 Projects)
**Classical Machine Learning**
- Project 1: k-NN digit recognition (MNIST)
- Project 2: SVM image classification with HOG features
- Project 3: PCA face recognition (Eigenfaces)
- Project 4: K-Means image segmentation
- Project 5: Random Forest texture classification**Deep Learning Fundamentals**
- Project 1: Neural network from scratch
- Project 2: Image classification with MLP
- Project 3: Optimization algorithms comparison
- Project 4: Regularization techniques### Phase 4: Advanced Deep Learning (15 Projects)
**Convolutional Neural Networks**
- Project 1: CNN from scratch
- Project 2: Image classification with CNNs
- Project 3: Transfer learning
- Project 4: CNN architectures comparison
- Project 5: Custom dataset classification**Object Detection and Segmentation**
- Project 1: YOLO object detection
- Project 2: Semantic segmentation with U-Net
- Project 3: Instance segmentation
- Project 4: Custom object detector
- Project 5: Video object tracking**Image Generation and GANs**
- Project 1: Basic GAN implementation
- Project 2: DCGAN for image generation
- Project 3: Conditional GAN
- Project 4: Style transfer
- Project 5: VAE for image generation### Phase 5: Specialized Topics (15 Projects)
**3D Computer Vision**
- Project 1: Stereo vision and depth estimation
- Project 2: 3D reconstruction from multiple views
- Project 3: Point cloud processing
- Project 4: 3D object pose estimation
- Project 5: SLAM implementation**Edge Computing and Deployment**
- Project 1: Model optimization and quantization
- Project 2: Mobile app with computer vision
- Project 3: Edge device deployment
- Project 4: Real-time video processing
- Project 5: Production pipeline**Research and Advanced Topics**
- Project 1: Vision Transformer implementation
- Project 2: Self-supervised learning
- Project 3: Few-shot learning
- Project 4: Multimodal vision-language model
- Project 5: Independent research project## 🛠️ Technologies and Tools Used
### Programming Languages
- **Python**: Primary language for all projects
- **C++**: Performance-critical implementations
- **JavaScript**: Web-based demos and visualizations### Libraries and Frameworks
- **OpenCV**: Computer vision operations
- **NumPy/SciPy**: Mathematical computations
- **Scikit-learn**: Machine learning algorithms
- **TensorFlow/PyTorch**: Deep learning frameworks
- **Matplotlib/Seaborn**: Data visualization### Specialized Tools
- **CUDA**: GPU acceleration
- **TensorRT**: Model optimization
- **ONNX**: Model interoperability
- **Docker**: Containerization
- **Git**: Version control## 📈 Learning Progression
### Beginner Level (Phases 1-2)
- Strong programming foundation
- Core computer vision concepts
- Traditional image processing techniques
- Feature extraction and matching### Intermediate Level (Phase 3)
- Machine learning for computer vision
- Classical ML algorithms
- Introduction to neural networks
- Deep learning fundamentals### Advanced Level (Phases 4-5)
- Modern deep learning architectures
- State-of-the-art techniques
- Production deployment
- Research-level topics## 🎯 Career Preparation
### Job Roles Targeted
- **Computer Vision Engineer**
- **Machine Learning Engineer**
- **Research Scientist**
- **AI/ML Consultant**
- **Technical Lead**### Skills Developed
- End-to-end project development
- Research and implementation abilities
- Production deployment experience
- Problem-solving and debugging
- Code optimization and efficiency## 📚 Additional Resources
### Books
- "Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications" by Richard Szeliski
- "Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning" by Christopher Bishop
- "Deep Learning" by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio, and Aaron Courville### Online Courses
- CS231n: Convolutional Neural Networks (Stanford)
- CS234: Reinforcement Learning (Stanford)
- Deep Learning Specialization (Coursera)### Competitions and Challenges
- ImageNet Challenge
- COCO Detection Challenge
- Kaggle Computer Vision Competitions
- Papers With Code Leaderboards## 🚀 Getting Started
1. **Prerequisites**: Ensure Python 3.8+ is installed
2. **Environment Setup**: Create virtual environment for each project
3. **Dependencies**: Install requirements.txt for each project
4. **Data**: Download required datasets (instructions in each project)
5. **Execution**: Follow project-specific README files## 📝 Project Structure
Each project follows a consistent structure:
```
Project X/
├── README.md # Detailed project description
├── main.py # Main implementation file
├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
├── data/ # Dataset directory (if applicable)
├── models/ # Saved models (if applicable)
├── results/ # Output results and visualizations
└── utils/ # Helper functions and utilities
```## 🤝 Contributing
This is an educational project designed to be:
- **Hands-on**: Every concept includes practical implementation
- **Progressive**: Builds complexity gradually
- **Comprehensive**: Covers breadth and depth of computer vision
- **Current**: Includes latest techniques and best practices## 📞 Support and Community
- **Issues**: Report bugs or suggest improvements via GitHub issues
- **Updates**: Follow for regular updates and new project additions