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Learn the basics of Python program structure and classes, including imports, constants, and initialization. Demonstrate instantiation, self usage, and organizing code for readability and maintainability.
Learn how to download and install OpenCV and its dependencies across Windows, Linux, and Mac OS, following step-by-step setup guides and Python library requirements.
Explore loading and displaying images with OpenCV in Python, convert to grayscale, and perform basic display tasks. Use waitKey and escape to close windows.
Learn how to create a Python face-detection script that captures frames, detects multiple faces, draws green rectangles, and saves images to a directory with argparse options.
Learn to script a python face detection pipeline, parse cascade data, manage output folders, clear image frames, and perform frame-by-frame detection with OpenCV.
This course covers the fundamentals of Python programming, as well as an introduction to using image-processing techniques to identify a human face in live video recordings. It will be taught by myself through my desktop, and I will be coding from scratch, and step by step to insure that no ambiguity is present.
This course will start out with a brief overview of Python basics such as variables, for and while loops, boolean statements, functions and more. After becoming familiar with Python, we will dive into some image-processing concepts and start on our Python script to detect human faces!
This course is intended for anyone who wants to quickly pick up Python and start working on an interesting, applicable project instead of drudging along a twenty-hour tutorial. My videos are short, hands-on, interactive and engaging, so you'll come out happy and enthusiastic with a large amount of gained knowledge.