
Programming Computer Vision with Python
Jan Erik Solem
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What I am examining
I keep this for the practical side of seeing with code: how an image is represented, and how recognition, geometry, and retrieval are written in Python.
It belongs to the start of my career, when I was working as a computer vision engineer. I am not treating the examples as a record of systems I shipped.
My note
I read this early in my career, when I was a computer vision engineer, and I used it then. What I keep is the habit of treating an image as data I can write code against. I am not publishing a method from the book, and I have not recorded which printing I used.
Bibliographic note
Jan Erik Solem. The full title is Programming Computer Vision with Python: Tools and Algorithms for Analyzing Images. O'Reilly Media, first edition, 2012, print ISBN 9781449316549. The copy I read is not recorded. The jacket and the Amazon link are that printing, which may not be the one I used.
