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patdavid.net
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| | | | | Yes, more fun things you can do with Wavelet Scales. If you've been reading this blog for a bit (or just read through any of my previous postprocessing tutorials), then you should be familiar with Wavelet Decompose. I use them all the time for skin retouching as well as other things. I find that being able to think of your images in terms of detail scales opens up a new way of approaching problems (and some interesting solutions). A short discussion on the GIMP Users G+ community led the member +Marty Ke... | |
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polukhin.tech
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| | | | | The development of Object Detection algorithms has come a long way, starting with early computer vision and reaching a high level of accuracy through deep learning. In this post, we will look at the stages of development of these algorithms and the main methods used in modern object detection systems. | |
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bvisness.me
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| | | | | A long response to a short StackExchange question. | |
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www.bartvandersanden.com
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| | | I recently acquired an old Mamiya 645 (original model) medium format camera with a bunch of lenses. | ||
