Glossary

Computer Vision (CV)

Computer vision (CV) is a type of artificial intelligence that uses deep learning to analyze visual data for its further application.

As much as the concept of artificial intelligence is inspired by the human brain, the concept of computer vision comes from a human’s ability to see and identify objects. This field of computer science combines cameras, edge computing, cloud-based computing, software, and artificial intelligence. Computer vision systems are useful in a variety of settings because they can promptly distinguish objects and people, examine produced items, and so much more.

Deep learning is used to create neural networks that guide computers in picture processing and analysis. Deep learning inference is enabled by convolutional neural networks (CNN) algorithms for picture categorization and object detection. A fully trained CV can distinguish objects, detect and recognize humans, and track movement.

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