Computer Vision
Computer Vision
Teaching computers to "see" and understand images and video just like humans do.
Definition
A field of AI enabling computers to interpret and understand visual information from the world. Tasks include classification, object detection, segmentation, and facial recognition.
Why it matters
Enables automation in visual domains: autonomous driving, medical imaging, surveillance, and robotics.
Related terms in Computer Vision
CNN (Convolutional Neural Network)
An AI architecture designed to look at pictures, scanning them like a grid to find edges, shapes, and objects.
Object Detection
An AI that can find and identify multiple objects in an image, drawing boxes around each person, car, or sign it sees.
Vision Transformer (ViT)
Applying the Transformer architecture (originally built for text) to images, and discovering it works even better than CNNs.
Image Segmentation
Teaching an AI to color-code every pixel in an image, identifying exactly where each object begins and ends.
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