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Python for Computer Vision

Ahmed Fawzy Gad

[email protected]

MENOUFIA UNIVERSITYFACULTY OF COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYCOMPUTER VISION

جامعة المنوفية

كلية الحاسبات والمعلومات

تكنولوجيا المعلومات

الرؤية بالحاسب

جامعة المنوفية

Tuesday 26 September 2017

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Index

• Traditional Data Storage in Python

• NumPy Arrays

• Matplotlib

• SciPy

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Goals of Computer Vision

• Computer vision aims to enable computer to see, identify objects,and analyze such images to understand them like or better thanhumans.

• To do this, computer needs to store and process images to get usefulinformation.

CAT

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Storing Data in Python

ListTuple

Data Structures

Which one is suitable for storing images?

Let`s See.

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List Vs. Tuple

• Image is MD. Which one supports MD storage?

• Which one supports updating its elements?

Both

ListTuples are immutable.

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Python List for Image Storage

• List is mutable and thuswe can edit the imagepixels easily and applyoperations.

• So, lets start storing animage into a Python list.The following code readsan image in the img_listvariable.

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Very time consuming for simple operations

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Very time consuming for simple operations.

• Why not applying arithmetic operations rather than looping?

img_list = img_list + 50

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List is complex. What is the alternative?

• List adds more complexity in making operations over the images. Onedrawback was seen previously is that list operations are timeconsuming because they require pixel by pixel processing.

• The best way for storing images is using arrays.

• Rather than being time efficient in processing images, arrays hasmany other advantages. Can you imagine what?

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Python Arrays• Lists are already available in Python. To use Python arrays, additional

libraries must be used.

• The library supporting arrays in Python is called Numerical Python(NumPy).

• NumPy can be installed using Python command-line.

• It is also available in all-in-one packages like Anaconda.

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Installing NumPy

• Based on your environment, you can install new modules.

• For traditional Python distributions, use the PIP installer.

pip install numpy

• For Anaconda, use the conda installed

conda install numpy

• But it is by default available in Anaconda.

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Importing a Python Module

• After installing NumPy, we can import it in our programs and scripts.

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NumPy Array for MD Data

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Matplotlib: Displaying the Image

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Array Data Type

• The problem is expecting uint8 data type but another data type wasused.

• To know what is the array data type, use the dtype array property.

• Change array type to uint8.

How to make the conversion to uint8?

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Controlling Array dtype

• When creating the array, set the dtype argument of numpy.array tothe desired data type.

• dtype argument can be set to multiple types.

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Creating Array with dtype of uint8

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Controlling Array dtype

• After array being created, use the astype method of numpy.ndarray.

• It make a new copy of the array after being casted to the specifiedtype in the dtype argument.

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Array Operations

• Arithemetic Operations

• Operations between arrays

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More Array Creation Methods

• Array Creation

• arange

• linspace

arange vs. linspace

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Array Indexing & Slicing

• Indexing can be forward or backward.

• Forward indexing: from start to end.

• Backward indexing: from end to start.

• General form of indexing:

my_array[start:stop:step]

• In backward indexing, the index of the last element is -1.

Start End0 2

End Start-3 -1

Forward Backward

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Indexing & Slicing Examples – 1D Array

• Forward: my_array[start=0:stop=6:step=2]

• Backward: my_array[start=-1:stop=-6:step=-2]

• Get all elements starting from index 3

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Indexing & Slicing Examples – 2D Array

• For MD arrays, indexing can be applied for each individual dimension. Intersection between the different dimensions will be returned.

• Forward: my_array[start=0:stop=3:step=2, start=1:stop=4:step=1]

• Forward: my_array[start=-1:stop=-3:step=-1, start=0:stop=3:step=1]

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Iterating Through Arrays

For

While

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Matplotlib: Plotting Data

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Scientific Python (SciPy)

• The main use of NumPy is to support numericalarrays in Python. According to the officialdocumentation, NumPy supports nothing but thearray data type and most basic operations:indexing, sorting, reshaping, basic elementwisefunctions, etc.

• SciPy supports everything in NumPy but also addsnew features not existing in NumPy. We canimagine that NumPy is a subset of SciPy.

• Let`s explore what is in SciPy.

SciPy

NumPy

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SciPy

• SciPy contains a collection of algorithms and functions based onNumPy. User can use high-level commands to perform complexoperations.

• SciPy is organized into a number of subpackages.

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SciPy for Image Processing• SciPy provides modules for working with images from reading,

processing, and saving an image.

• This example applies the Sobel edge detector to an image using SciPy.

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References

• SciPy• https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference

• NumPy• https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference

• Matplotlib• https://matplotlib.org/contents.html