Beginner's Guide to Object Detection With Convolutional Neural Networks

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Learn how to build Object Detectors in Tensorflow using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs).

Learn how to build Object Detectors in Tensorflow using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). Tensorflow is the core open-source library to help you develop and train ML models. Yet it can remain a mystery how it can be used with your own image datasets. Join this workshop to learn how to use it.In this Beginners Machine Learning workshop, you will learn about:<ul><li>Object Detection vs image classification models</li><li>The most popular object detection models: RCNNs, Region Proposals and YOLO Networks</li><li>How to build an object detection model from scratch on Google Colab and train it on a GPU</li><li>How to run object detection models on a video</li></ul>In this training, we will approach the problem from the ground up. Reviewing how object detectors work without getting bogged down into the detail and getting some models training as fast as possible. The workshop materials will be delivered in a combination of coding exercises and lectures.This is A FREE training not to be missed.Please note training notebooks and materials will be released after the session only to the attendees free of charge.In the coming sessions, we will explore more advanced concepts such as data preparation and analysis.HOW TO REGISTERThe event is free and everybody is welcome to register. Please register below to register your attendance.Questions you will answer in this workshop:<ul><li>What are the most popular object detection models? How do they work?</li><li>How can I prepare my own image datasets for deep learning?</li><li>How to architect my own object detection models?</li><li>How to use transfer learning with CNNs?</li></ul>Agenda:6:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Monday 14th March 2022SPEAKERAli Parandeh, CEngChartered Software EngineerMicrosoft Certified Azure Data Scientist &amp; Developer Q&amp;A:What will I need to bring to this workshop?Just a pen, paper and a laptop.I am an absolute beginner. Can I still come?This is an intermediate-level workshop. We expect you to have intermediate knowledge of Python (Lists, Dictionaries, Loops, Functions, classes)Knowledge of data science libraries (NumPy, matplotlib, pandas, scikit-learn) will be advantageous.Do I need to pay money for this workshop or Microsoft Azure?No. This workshop is a free online workshop.Recommended Reading:https://www.tensorflow.org/HOW TO REGISTERThe event is free and everybody is welcome to register. Please register below.

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