OpenCV 101: A Practical Guide to the Open Computer Vision Library (1 of 4)

Session 1 of OpenCV 101 short course: A quick start guide to OpenCV. This session was presented by LLNL staff scientist Matt Rever at the Edward Teller Education Center on Aug. 15, 2016.
Abstract:
This course will provide a pragmatic, hands-on introduction to OpenCV suitable for any engineers or scientists who work with images and/or videos and wish to add a variety of classical and state-of-the-art vision algorithms to their toolbox.
The course was sponsored by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Center for Advanced Signal and Image Sciences (CASIS), LLNL's Engineering Directorate, and was co-sponsored by the Oakland-East Bay Chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing Society.
For a full agenda, visit casis.llnl.gov...

[@SreedharRPingili]

This is one the best introductions to OpenCV. Thank you for the video.

[@jalexb503]

Thank you, will be following this series! Much appreciated information, in an easily digestible format

[@Random_name_42]

Any intro to OpenCV that covers BGR2RBD is good intro!

[@vertigo6982]

just googled BGR2RBD... and the only hits are of this comment.. what the heck is BGR2RBD??

[@prezadent1]

@@vertigo6982 I think it was a typo, should be BGR2RGB

[@JoshuaChulei]

Using Jupiter Notebook on pycharm IDE. works like a charm

[@lirdulce5292]

I can't get the Jupyter notebook to work from the command prompt and the anaconda prompt. I tried this code: jupyter notebook

[@lirdulce5292]

how do i open the ipynb file from the zip folder I downloaded?

[@geopolitica5106]

con jupiter notebook

[@plouf1969]

That car plate deconvolution demo is insane :/

[@lirdulce5292]

what do I do with conda install -c menpo opencv3=3.1.0? Where do paste that in?

[@BillyHau]

the Anaconda prompt, took me awhile to find lol

[@derekfoulk4692]

OpenCV running FFT on a terminator near you!

[@bimDe2024]

pycharm is more user friendly than Jupyter.

[@thecodinggrey3424]

I'm sure that the teacher is very knowledgeable but a list a prerequisites may be usefull.

[@daeshavvn]

I’m back to the future

[@mohammedal-alaw6249]

can anyone load openCV in ARDUINO (TM) and work out from there?

[@nassav3]

That might work better with a Raspberry Pi. Since the openCV library is bound to run on a operating system.

[@derekfoulk4692]

I've seen it implemented in C, so that shouldn't be a problem

[@jtreg]

Skip first 25 minutes waffle. Really 25 mins you will never get back

[@ricardasbielskas4769]

Someone should make JavaCV documentation. Because no one can find some examples or other things for Java.

[@kaikegoncalves498]

jx

[@robthorn3910]

FAIL. I can't get cv2, opencv or other variant to install. It's the usual story with Python, some import fails and nothing works. Python is garbage, this course should treat the audience as adults and use the C++ interface.

[@superninja234]

Lol cry some more

[@houseofvenusMD]

@@superninja234 lmao right? can't install python packages, cries like an "adult"

[@johndoe-gt4rx]

You can’t figure out how to use a package manager and you think you’re an adult?