1. basics of computer vision
2. introduction to TensorFlow and Keras
3. convolutional neural networks (CNN)
4. image data augmentation in practice
5. transfer learning in image classification
6. explainable image classification
7. introduction to PyTorch
8. object recognition
9. image segmentation
10. generative and multimodal AI
A quick introduction to computer vision: You will understand the most important architectures - from CNNs to YOLO and vision transformers - and select the optimum model for each task.
Higher model quality: Data augmentation, transfer learning and explainable AI techniques increase precision and confidence in your results.
Well-founded technology decisions: Best-practice comparisons between TensorFlow/Keras and PyTorch, combined with deployment options from Cloud to Edge, give you a clear roadmap for your own projects.
Robust production applications: You will learn to recognize domain shifts, reliably detect small objects and minimize false alarms - essential for industrial, medical and retail applications.
Support for learning transfer: cloud lab, source code, Jupyter notebooks and deploy blueprint ensure transfer to your everyday work.
This training training takes place in a group of a maximum of 12 participants via Zoom.
In a cloud-based laboratory environment, you work directly in the browser. No further software needs to be installed.
Interactive Jupyter notebooks serve as learning material and working environment. They contain source code, documentation and links, while a powerful GPU server takes over the training of current models.
The course is held in German, the course materials are mostly available in English due to the focus on programming.
There is plenty of time for questions - individual support from the trainers is guaranteed.
You can access further materials in your personal learning environment.
developers developers, ML engineers, data scientists, engineers and consultants consultants who want to automatically evaluate image data or digitize visual inspections. Basic knowledge of Python is required. In-depth data science knowledge is helpful, but not essential.
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