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Deep Learning for Computer Vision

Image Classification, Object Detection, and Face Recognition
in Python
$37 USD

Deep learning methods can achieve state-of-the-

art results on challenging computer vision
problems such as image classification, object
detection, and face recognition.

In this new Ebook written in the friendly Machine

Learning Mastery style that you’re used to, skip the
math and jump straight to getting results.

With clear explanations, standard Python libraries,

and step-by-step tutorial lessons, you’ll discover
how to develop deep learning models for your own
computer vision projects.

About this Ebook:

Read on all devices: PDF format Ebook, no

DRM.
Tons of tutorials: 30 step-by-step lessons,
563 pages.
Foundations: intuitions behind convolutions,
pooling, more.
Real-world projects: detect objects,
recognize faces, more.
Working code: 158 Python (.py) code files
included.

Convinced?
Click to jump straight to the packages.

Outstanding book, would really recommend it to everyone

with interest in Computer Vision and Deep Learning!
 Nikolay Oskolkov
Bioinformatician

…why deep learning?

Traditionally, Computer Vision is REALLY HARD
We are awash in images: photographs, videos, YouTube, Instagram, and increasingly from live video.

Computer Vision, often shortened to CV, is defined as a field of study that seeks to develop techniques to
help computers “see” and understand the content of digital images such as photographs and videos.

The problem of computer vision appears simple because it is trivially solved by people, even children.

Helping computers to see turns out to be very hard.

One reason is that we don’t have a strong grasp of how human vision works.

Another reason why it is such a challenging problem is the complexity inherent in the visual world.

A true vision system must be able to see in any of an infinite number of scenes and still extract something
meaningful.

UNLOCK Computer Vision With Deep Learning

The Promise of Deep Learning for Computer Vision
Deep learning methods are popular, primarily because they are delivering on their promise.

Some of the first large demonstrations of the power of deep learning were in computer vision, specifically
image recognition. More recently in object detection and face recognition.

The five promises of deep learning for computer vision are as follows:

The Promise of Automatic Feature Extraction. Features can be automatically learned and
extracted from raw image data.
The Promise of End-to-End Models. Single end-to-end models can replace pipelines of
specialized models.
 The Promise of Model Reuse. Learned features and even entire models can be reused across
related tasks.
The Promise of Superior Performance. Techniques demonstrate better skill than classical
methods on challenging tasks.
The Promise of General Method. A single general method (e.g. convolutional neural networks)
can be used on a range of related tasks.

Impressive Applications of Deep Learning

Computer vision is not “solved” but deep learning is required to get you to the state-of-the-art on many
challenging problems in the field.

Deep learning methods are delivering on their promise in computer vision.

Let’s look at three examples to give you a snapshot of the results that deep learning is capable of achieving
in the field of computer vision:

1) Automatic Object 2) Automatic Face 3) Automatic Image

Detection. Recognition. Classification
Object detection is the task Face recognition is the task Image classification is the task
where, given a photograph of a where, given a photograph of where, given a photograph of an
scene, the system must locate, one or more people, the system object, the system must classify
draw a bounding box, and must either identify the people in the photograph into one or more
classify each object. the photograph based on their known categories.
face or verify that the person in
the photograph is who they
claim to be.

Deep learning models can trivially classify photos of dogs and cats with 99% accuracy, a
previously unsolved problem.
Deep learning object detection tasks are now so good and so fast that they can be used on real-
time video.
Deep learning face recognition models can now outperform humans on the same tasks.

You can see that developing systems capable of these tasks would be valuable in a wide range of domains
and industries.

So, how can you get started and get good at using deep learning for computer vision fast?

…introducing:
 “Deep Learning for Computer Vision“

This is the book I wish I had when I was getting started with deep learning for visual recognition.

This book was born out of one thought:

How can I get you proficient with deep learning for computer vision as fast as possible?

The Machine Learning Mastery method suggests that the best way of learning this material is by doing.
This means the focus of the book is hands-on with projects and tutorials. This also means not covering
some topics, even topics covered by “everyone else” like DSP theory or modeling math.

This book was designed to teach you step-by-step how to bring modern deep learning methods to your
computer vision projects.

You will be led along the critical path from a practitioner interested in computer vision to a practitioner that
can confidently apply deep learning methods to computer vision problems.

This is the fastest process that I can devise for getting you proficient with deep learning for computer
vision.

…you will:
Develop Real Practical Skills That You Can Apply Immediately,
such as:
Image Data Preparation Image Classification
 Standard Libraries. Discover how to load From Scratch. Discover how to develop
and handle image data using PIL/Pillow. image classification models from scratch
Keras Image Handling. Discover how to for benchmark datasets.
handle image data using the Keras deep Model Regularization: Discover how to
learning library. add regularization methods like dropout
Scale Pixels. Discover how to normalize and data augmentation to reduce
and standardize pixel data. overfitting and lift model performance.
Load Large Datasets. Discover how to Pre-Trained Models. Discover how to
progressively load large image datasets harness world-class pre-trained models to
from file. accelerate learning on new problems.
Image Augmentation. Discover how to Dogs vs Cats. Develop a top-performing
use image data augmentation to improve model to classify photographs of dogs and
model performance. cats.
Amazon Rainforest. Develop a top-
Convolutions and Pooling performing model to label aerial
photographs of the Amazon rainforest.
Channel Ordering. Discover intuitions
behind channels-first and last ordering and Object Detection
how to change the ordering.
Convolutional Layers. Discover intuitions Object Recognition. Discover the field of
behind convolutional layers and how filters object recognition and the subproblems of
work. localization and detection.
Padding and Stride. Discover intuitions R-CNN. Discover the region-based
behind stride, the effect of filter size and convolutional neural network model and
how to fix border effects with padding. how to use a pre-trained model for object
Pooling Layers. Discover intuitions detection.
behind pooling and how average, max, YOLO. Discover the you-only-look-once
and global pooling works. convolutional neural network model and
how to use a pre-trained model for object
Convolutional Neural Networks detection.
Kangaroo Detection. Discover how to
ImageNet. Discover the ImageNet dataset develop, train, evaluate and use an object
and ILSVRC competition and the detection model to locate and detect
impressive results it has promoted. kangaroos in photographs.
Architectural Innovations. Discover the
key model architectural innovations such Face Recognition
as Inception and ResNet.
Code Architectures. Discover how to Face Detection. Discover the problem of
code key model architectural innovations face detection and how to use the MTCNN
from scratch. model to detect faces in photographs.
1×1 Convolutions. Discover the intuitions VGGFace2. Discover the top-performing
behind the 1×1 convolution and how to use VGGFace2 model from Oxford and how to
it to manage model complexity. use it for face verification and face
identification.
 Pre-Trained Models. Discover the benefit FaceNet. Discover the top-performing
behind using pre-trained models and how FaceNet model from Google and how to
they can be used for transfer learning. use it for face verification and face
identification.

…so, is this book right for YOU?

Who Is This Book For?
Let’s make sure you are in the right place.

This book is for developers that know some applied machine learning and some deep learning.

Maybe you want or need to start using deep learning for visual recognition on your research project or on a
project at work. This book was written to help you do that quickly and efficiently by compressing years of
knowledge and experience into a laser-focused course of hands-on tutorials.

This guide was written in the top-down and results-first style that you’re used to from Machine Learning
Mastery.

The lessons in this book assume a few things about you.

You need to know: You do NOT need to be:

You need to know your way around basic You do not need to be a math wiz!
Python. You do not need to be a deep learning
You may know a little of basic modeling expert!
with scikit-learn. You do not need to be a master of
You may know a little of basic modeling computer vision!
with Keras.

…so what will YOU know after reading it?

About Your Learning Outcomes
This book will teach you how to get results.

After reading and working through this book,

you will know:
 The promise of neural networks and deep How to develop, tune, evaluate, and make
learning methods in general for computer predictions with convolutional neural
vision problems. networks on entirely new datasets for
How to load and prepare image data, such image classification, such as satellite
as photographs, for modeling using best- photographs and photographs of pets.
of-breed Python libraries. How to use techniques such as pre-trained
How specialized layers in a convolutional models, transfer learning, and image
layer work, including 1D and 2D augmentation to accelerate and improve
convolutions, max and average pooling, model development.
and intuitions for the impact that each layer How to use pre-trained models and
has on input data. develop new models for object recognition
How to configure convolutional layers, tasks, such as object localization and
including aspects such as filter size, stride, object detection in photographs, using
and pooling. techniques like Mask R-CNN and
How key modeling innovations for YOLOv3.
convolutional neural networks work and How to use deep learning models for face
how to implement them from scratch, such recognition tasks, such as face
as VGG blocks, inception models, and identification and face verification in
ResNet modules. photographs, using techniques like
How to develop, tune, evaluate, and make Google’s FaceNet and Oxford’s
predictions with convolutional neural VGGFace2.
networks on standard benchmark
computer vision datasets for image
classification, such as Fashion MNIST and
CIFAR-10.

This book will NOT teach you how to be a research scientist nor all the theory behind why specific methods
work. For that, I would recommend good research papers and textbooks.

This new understanding of applied deep learning methods will impact your practice of working through
computer vision problems in the following ways:

You will be able to confidently load and prepare image data ready for modeling.
You will be able to develop effective convolutional neural network models quickly.
You will be able to effortlessly harness world-class pre-trained models on new problems.

This book is not a substitute for an undergraduate course in deep learning or computer vision, nor is it a
textbook for such courses, although it could be a useful complement. For a good list of top textbooks and
other resources, see the “Further Reading” section at the end of each tutorial lesson.

…so what is in the Ebook?

30 Step-by-Step Tutorials to Transform You
 Into a Deep Learning Computer Vision Practitioner
This book was designed around major deep learning techniques that are directly relevant to computer
vision problems.

There are a lot of things you could learn about deep learning and computer vision, from theory to abstract
concepts to APIs. My goal is to take you straight to developing an intuition for the elements you must
understand with laser-focused tutorials.

The tutorials were designed to focus on how to get results with deep learning methods. As such, they will
give you the tools to both rapidly understand and apply each technique or operation. There is a mixture of
both tutorial lessons and projects to both introduce the methods and give plenty of examples and
opportunity to practice using them.

Each of the tutorials is designed to take you about one hour to read through and complete, excluding the
extensions and further reading.

You can choose to work through the lessons one per day, one per week, or at your own pace. I think
momentum is critically important, and this book is intended to be read and used, not to sit idle. I would
recommend picking a schedule and sticking to it.

The tutorials are divided into 7 parts; they are:

Part 1: Foundations. Discover a gentle introduction to computer vision, and the promise of deep
learning in the field of computer vision, as well as tutorials on how to get started with Keras.
Part 2: Data Preparation. Discover tutorials on how to load images, image datasets, and
techniques for scaling pixel data in order to make images ready for modeling.
Part 3: Convolutions and Pooling. Discover insights and intuitions for how convolutional neural
networks actually work, including convolutions, filter size, padding, and pooling.
Part 4: Convolutional Neural Networks. Discover the major model architectural innovations in
the development of convolutional neural networks and how to code each from scratch, including
VGG, Inception and ResNet
Part 5: Image Classification. Discover how to develop, tune, and evaluate deep convolutional
neural networks for image classification, including problems like Fashion MNIST and CIFAR-10
and entirely new datasets.
Part 6: Object Detection. Discover deep learning models for object detection such as Mask R-
CNN and YOLOv3 and how to both use pre-trained models and train models for new object
detection datasets.
Part 7: Face Recognition. Discover deep learning models for face recognition, including FaceNet
and VGGFace2, and how to use pre-trained models for face identification and face verification.

Table of Contents
Lessons Overview Ebook Table of Contents
Below is an overview of the step-by-step tutorial The screenshot below was taken from the PDF
lessons you will complete: Ebook.

Each lesson was designed to be completed in It provides you a full overview of the table of
about 30-to-60 minutes by the average developer. contents from the book.

Front Matter
I. Introduction

Part 1: Foundations
Lesson 01: Introduction to Computer Vision
Lesson 02: Promise of Deep Learning for
Computer Vision
Lesson 03: How to Develop Deep Learning
Models With Keras

Part 2: Image Data Preparation

Lesson 04: How to Load and Manipulate
Images with PIL/Pillow
Lesson 05: How to Manually Scale Image
Pixel Data
Lesson 06: How to Load and Manipulate
Images with Keras
Lesson 07: How to Scale Image Pixel Data
with Keras
Lesson 08: How to Load Large Datasets From
Directories with Keras
Lesson 09: How to Use Image Data
Augmentation in Keras

Part 3: Convolutions and Pooling

Lesson 010: How to Use Different Channel
Ordering Formats
Lesson 011: How Convolutional Layers Work
Lesson 012: How to Use Filter Size, Padding,
and Stride
Lesson 013: How Pooling Layers Work

Part 4: Convolutional Neural

Networks
 Lesson 014: ImageNet, ILSVRC, and
Milestone Architectures
Lesson 015: How Milestone Model
Architectural Innovations Work
Lesson 016: How to Implement Model
Architectural Innovations
Lesson 017: How to Use 1×1 Convolutions to
Manage Model Complexity
Lesson 018: How to Use Pre-Trained Models
and Transfer Learning

Part 5: Image Classification

Lesson 19: How to Classify Black and White
Photos of Clothing
Lesson 20: How to Classify Small Photos of
Objects
Lesson 21: How to Classify Photographs of
Dogs and Cats
Lesson 22: How to Label Satellite
Photographs of the Amazon Rainforest

Part 6: Object Detection

Lesson 23: Deep Learning for Object
Recognition
Lesson 24: How to Perform Object Detection
with YOLOv3
Lesson 25: How to Perform Object Detection
with Mask R-CNN
Lesson 26: How to Develop a New Object
Detection Model

Part 7: Face Recognition

Lesson 27: Deep Learning for Face
Recognition
Lesson 28: How to Detect Faces in
Photographs
Lesson 29: How to Perform Face
Identification and Verification with VGGFace2
Lesson 30: How to Perform Face
Classification with FaceNet

Appendix
 Appendix A: Getting Help Deep Learning for Computer Vision Table of Contents

Appendix B: How to Set Up Your Workstation

Appendix C: How to Setup Amazon EC2 for Targeted Outcomes
Deep Learning on GPUs
Each part targets a specific learning outcome, and
so does each tutorial within each part.
Backmatter
I. Conclusions This acts as a filter to ensure you are only focused
on the things you need to know to get to a specific
result and do not get bogged down in the math or
near-infinite number of digressions.

Learn by Doing
The tutorials were not designed to teach you
everything there is to know about each of the
methods.

They were designed to give you an understanding

of how they work, how to use them, and how to
interpret the results the fastest way I know how: to
learn by doing.

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 …you’ll also get 158 fully working Python scripts
BONUS: Deep Learning Computer Vision Code Recipes
Sample Code Recipes
Each recipe presented in the book is standalone,
meaning that you can copy and paste it into your
project and use it immediately.

You get one Python script (.py) for each

example provided in the book.

This means that you can follow along and compare

your answers to a known working implementation
of each example in the provided Python files.

This helps a lot to speed up your progress when

working through the details of a specific task, such
as:

Preparing Data.
Transforming Data.
Defining Models.
Fitting Models.
Evaluating Models.
Making Predictions.
Image Classification.
Object Localization.
Object Detection.
Face Identification.
Face Verification.
Face Classification.

The provided code was developed in a text editor

and intended to be run on the command line. No
special IDE or notebooks are required.

All code examples were tested with Python 3 and

Keras 2.
All code examples will run on modest and modern
computer hardware and were executed on a CPU
and GPU. A GPU is not required, but will
accelerate the execution of some of the larger
examples.

Python Technical Details

This section provides some technical details about
the code provided with the book.

Python Version: You can use Python 3.

SciPy: You will use NumPy and scikit-learn.
Keras: You will need Keras version 2 with
either a Theano or TensorFlow backend.
Operating System: You can use Windows,
Linux, or Mac OS X.
Hardware: A standard modern workstation will
do, although a GPU is recommended but not
required for some tutorials.
Editor: You can use a text editor and run the
examples from the command line.

Don’t have a Python Environment

Set Up?
No problem!

The appendix contains step-by-step tutorials

showing you exactly how to set up a Python deep
learning environment, as well as how to use cheap
cloud computing to fit models much faster using
GPUs.

Deep Learning for Computer Vision Code Recipes

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