creating smart machines...
creating smart machines...
So guys, one of the most awaited blogs is here. Today we are going to code Harry’s Invisibility Cloak in less than 50 lines of code and you will be totally amazed after watching the results. Yeah Yeah, I know you can’t control your emotions 🙂 Sneak Peek at our Result… This is going to […]
In today’s blog, we will see how we can perform Spam detection in the simplest way possible with the help of a Count Vectorizer and Multinomial Naive Bayes algorithm. This is going to be a very fun project. So without any further due, Let’s do it… Checkout the video here – https://youtu.be/hc70yiJUsc4 Step 1 –
Spam Detection using Count Vectorizer – with source code – easy explanation – 2025 Read More »
In this blog, we will be performing House Tax Prediction using the Random Forest algorithm. We will be using the very famous Boston Housing Data for this problem. So without further due, Let’s do it… Checkout the video here – https://youtu.be/xNIvhWZzoew Step 1 – Importing required packages. Step 2 – Reading our data. Step 3
Today’s blog is going to be a very simple and short blog where we will see how we can input an image and split and merge channels in cv2. This is going to be a very interesting blog, so without any further due, Let’s do it… Step 1 – Import the libraries. Step 2 –
How to split and merge channels in cv2 – 2025 Read More »
So in today’s blog, we are going to see the magic of edge detection using Sobel X and Sobel Y in cv2. Sobel X and Sobel Y are first-order derivatives. I can assure you that, you will be amazed after watching the results. So without any further due, let’s do it… Step 1 – Let’s
Today we are gonna make a very fun application in Python in which we will be Rotating and Scaling Images in cv2. This is going to be a very simple and interesting project, so without further due, let’s do it… Step 1 – Import the libraries required for Rotating and Scaling Images in cv2. Step
Rotating and Scaling Images using cv2 – a fun Python application – 2025 Read More »
In today’s very short blog we will see that how we can use mouse clicks to draw circles in Python using OpenCV. This is going to be a fun application. So let’s tighten our belts and dive straight into it. Step 1 – Import necessary libraries to draw circles. Step 2 – Let’s create a
How to use mouse clicks to draw circles in Python using OpenCV – easy project – 2025 Read More »
In today’s blog, we will see that how we can repair damaged images in Python using inpainting methods of OpenCV. This is gonna be a very fun project, So without any further due, let’s dive into it. Image inpainting is the process of removing damage, such as noises, strokes, or text, on images. It is particularly
How to repair damaged images using inpainting methods in Python using OpenCV – 2025 Read More »
So, in today’s blog of this OpenCV series, we are going to generate a negative image. Talking about negatives, it’s a very nostalgic feeling because nowadays we are not used to seeing negatives but about 10-15 years ago, first of all, negatives were generated, and then the original images. This is going to be a
How to generate negative images in Python using OpenCV – interesting project – 2025 Read More »
In today’s blog of this OpenCV series, we are going to implement a Laplacian High Pass Filter or Laplacian 2nd order derivative for images which is a very useful image processing mostly used in defense domains (in missiles or tanks) to track down enemy’s tanks and trucks and destroy them. This is going to be