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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Hands-On Computer Vision with Julia
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Contributors
About the author About the reviewer Packt is searching for authors like you
Preface
Who this book is for What this book covers To get the most out of this book
Download the example code files Download the color images Conventions used
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Getting Started with JuliaImages
Technical requirements Setting up your Julia
Installing packages
Reading images
Reading a single image from disk Reading a single image from a URL Reading images in a folder
Saving images Using test images Previewing images Cropping, scaling, and resizing
Cropping an image Resizing an image Scaling an image
Scaling by percentage Scaling to a specific dimension Scaling by two-fold
Rotating images Summary Questions
Image Enhancement
Technical requirements Images as arrays
Accessing pixels Converting images into arrays of numbers Converting arrays of numbers into colors Changing color saturation Converting an image to grayscale Creating a custom color filter
Applying image filters
Padding images
Padding with a constant value Padding by duplicating content from an image
Blurring images Sharpening images
Summary Questions
Image Adjustment
Technical requirements Image binarization Fundamental operations
Image erosion
Object separation using erosion Image preparation for text recognition
Image dilation
Merging almost-connected objects Highlighting details
Derived operations
Image opening Image closing Top-hat and bottom-hat operation
Adjusting image contrast
Summary Questions
Image Segmentation
Technical requirements Supervised methods
Seeded region growing
Identifying a simple object Identifying a complex object
Unsupervised methods
The graph-based approach The fast scanning approach Helper functions
Summary Questions Further reading
Image Representation
Technical requirements Understanding features and descriptors
FAST corner detection Corner detection using the imcorner function Comparing performance
BRIEF – efficient duplicate detection method
Identifying image duplicates
Creating a panorama from many images
ORB, rotation invariant image matching BRISK – scale invariant image matching FREAK – fastest scale and rotation invariant matching
Running face recognition
Summary Questions
Introduction to Neural Networks
Technical requirements Introduction
The need for neural networks The need for MXNet
First steps with the MNIST dataset
Getting the data Preparing the data Defining a neural network Fitting the network Improving the network Predicting new images Putting it all together
Multiclass classification with the CIFAR-10 dataset
Getting and previewing the dataset Preparing the data Starting with the linear classifier Reusing the MNIST architecture Improving the network  Accuracy – why at almost 70 Putting it all together
Classifying cats versus dogs
Getting and previewing the dataset Creating an image data iterator Training the model Putting it all together
Reusing your models
Saving the model Loading the model
Summary Questions Further reading
Using Pre-Trained Neural Networks
Technical requirements Introduction to pre-trained networks
Transfer learning MXNet Model Zoo
Predicting image classes using Inception V3
Setting up the Inception V3 environment Loading the network Preparing the datasets Running predictions Expected performance Putting it all together
Predicting an image class using MobileNet V2
Setting up the environment Loading the network Preparing the datasets Running the predictions Expected performance Putting it all together
Extracting features generated by Inception V3
Preparing the network Removing the last Softmax and FullyConnected layers Predicting features of an image Saving the network to disk
Extracting features generated by MobileNet V2
Preparing the network Removing the last Softmax and FullyConnected layers Predicting features of an image Saving the network to disc Putting it all together
Transfer learning with Inception V3 
Getting the data Preparing the dataset Extracting features Creating a new network Training and validating the results
Summary Questions Further reading
OpenCV
Technical requirements Troubleshooting installation of Open CV
Troubleshooting installation on macOS
First steps with OpenCV
Updating OpenCV package source code Defining Open CV location Testing whether OpenCV works Working with images
Converting OpenCV Mat to Julia images Reading images Saving images Destroying the object
Image capturing from web camera Face detection using Open CV Object detection using MobileNet-SSD Summary Questions
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