August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
7h 2m
English
From the previous chapter we know that Image classification only really deals with the case when we have a single instance of a class in an input image. Even then it only provides a coarse output for us, letting us know what object is present in an image but not where it is. A more interesting scenario is when we want to find where all instances of a class, or even multiple different classes, are located in an input image.
To deal with this more challenging problem, object detection and segmentation come into the picture. These are areas of computer vision that until recently were very challenging. However, applying convolutional neural networks to these problems has gained a lot of attention in recent years ...