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Geospatial Data from Scratch to Advanced

A full guide to Geospatial data and Satellite imagery.Starting from how to download satellite images, what best Python packages to use, images processing, indices needed for applications like agriculture, improving the image's quality, and labeling, to a complete real-world application pipeline.-Start by downloading raster/tif files, how to load shapefiles, and how to visualize satellite images...

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A tutorials mini-series to learn Computer Vision from scratch

A list of Computer Vision tutorials. It starts from basic image processing using OpenCV (code needed is included), till real-world applications of Object Detection and Computer Vision, passing through enhancing and denoising images using autoencoders, and deploying interactive dashboards to detect objects in images. * Learn basic object detection and image processing functions using OpenCVRead...

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Computer Vision from Zero to Hero

A list of Computer Vision tutorials. It starts from basic image processing using OpenCV (code needed is included), till real-world applications of Object Detection and Computer Vision, passing through enhancing and denoising images using autoencoders, and deploying interactive dashboards to detect objects in images.** Learn basic object detection and image processing functions using OpenCVRead...

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NLP from Zero to Hero tutorials mini-series

I found this mini-series of NLP tutorials. It starts from scraping Google and social media till applying NLP techniques to real-world problems, passing through preparing a PIP package to make repetitive code easier. (code needed is included)Learn data cleaning using regex, generating a word cloud, visualization of the unigram, bigram, and trigram on the text data, Parts of speech tagging, Named...

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Re:The Elements of Product Design on Friday July 16, 2021 @07:25AM (#27855149)
I like the knowledge stack, and the metaphor. this one is true "a small team one person might be doing most of this solo"
That will be very helpful, excited to contribute and see this growing, thanks for sharing.