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Изучение Python OpenCV / Урок #9 – Заключительный урок — Transcript

by Гоша Дударь · 396 words · 64 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Welcome, and congratulations on
  2. 0:02reaching the final ninth lesson in our
  3. 0:04course on the OpenCV library. In this
  4. 0:07lesson, we won't be developing anything
  5. 0:09new or studying new material; instead,
  6. 0:11we will summarize what we've learned
  7. 0:13and decide where to go next. You have
  8. 0:15now mastered all the key nuances of
  9. 0:17working with OpenCV. The library itself
  10. 0:20allows you to work with images and
  11. 0:21video, enabling you to detect objects,
  12. 0:23text, and other information within them
  13. 0:25. With your current knowledge, you can
  14. 0:28now recognize various objects in photos
  15. 0:30or videos, label them, save them,
  16. 0:32process them, and perform various other
  17. 0:35manipulations. It is also important to
  18. 0:37understand that there is an additional
  19. 0:38library for every specific purpose. For
  20. 0:40example, we used Easy OCR to read text.
  21. 0:44In the future, you can use other
  22. 0:45libraries or utilize files containing
  23. 0:47pre-trained neural networks. Such files
  24. 0:50provide a ready-made algorithm for
  25. 0:52finding faces, license plates, and
  26. 0:54other objects like mugs, animals,
  27. 0:56documents, and so on. The next thing I
  28. 0:59recommend you do is try to develop your
  29. 1:01own program using OpenCV. For instance,
  30. 1:04try creating a project to find animals
  31. 1:06in photos. Furthermore, if you want to
  32. 1:08advance in this field in the future, I
  33. 1:10recommend studying mathematics in more
  34. 1:12depth and looking into the TensorFlow
  35. 1:14library. I also want to mention that if
  36. 1:16you are interested in an in-depth study
  37. 1:18of Python and its frameworks, I invite
  38. 1:20you to check out our complete course on
  39. 1:22the language and related technologies.
  40. 1:25Throughout this extensive training
  41. 1:26program, you will study more complex
  42. 1:28Python concepts, learn how to build
  43. 1:30full-fledged Android applications,
  44. 1:31explore website development, and, of
  45. 1:33course, gain some additional experience
  46. 1:35working with artificial intelligence.
  47. 1:38During the course, you will learn to
  48. 1:40create various types of websites, build
  49. 1:42applications, create cool console
  50. 1:43projects, integrate neural networks
  51. 1:45into your apps, and by the end of the
  52. 1:47training, you will have enough
  53. 1:48knowledge to start creating your own
  54. 1:50diverse projects. The program is
  55. 1:52incredibly extensive, and I am proud to
  56. 1:54present it to you. A link to the
  57. 1:55training program will be in the
  58. 1:57description of this video. That is all
  59. 1:58from me. I hope you enjoyed the course,
  60. 2:00and if so, please like the video and
  61. 2:02subscribe to the channel. Also, do not
  62. 2:04put off learning the next technologies;
  63. 2:07start studying as soon as possible. See
  64. 2:09you soon. Bye. M.

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