Chapter 5. A Blueprint for Detecting Your Logo in Social Media
For much of the history of AI research and applications, working with images was particularly difficult. In the early days, machines could barely hold images in their small memories, let alone process them. Computer vision as a subfield of AI and ML made significant strides throughout the 1990s and 2000s with the proliferation of cheap hardware, webcams and new and improved processing-intensive algorithms such as feature detection and optical flow, dimensionality reduction, and 3D reconstruction from stereo images. Through this entire time, extracting good features from images required a bit of cleverness and luck. A face recognition algorithm, for example, could not do its job if ...
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