This repository offers a growing collection of computer vision tutorials. Learn to use SOTA models like YOLOv11, SAM 2, Florence-2, PaliGemma 2, and Qwen2.5-VL for tasks ranging from object detection, segmentation, and pose estimation to data extraction and OCR. Dive in and explore the exciting world of computer vision!
🚀 model tutorials (51 notebooks) 📍 tracker tutorials (2 notebooks) 🛠️ computer vision skills (23 notebooks)Almost every week we create tutorials showing you the hottest models in Computer Vision. 🔥 Subscribe, and stay up to date with our latest YouTube videos!
How to Choose the Best Computer Vision Model for Your Project
Created: 26 May 2023 | Updated: 26 May 2023
Accelerate Image Annotation with SAM and Grounding DINO
Created: 20 Apr 2023 | Updated: 20 Apr 2023
SAM - Segment Anything Model by Meta AI: Complete Guide
Created: 11 Apr 2023 | Updated: 11 Apr 2023
Discover the incredible potential of Meta AI's Segment Anything Model (SAM)! We dive into SAM, an efficient and promptable model for image segmentation, which has revolutionized computer vision tasks. With over 1 billion masks on 11M licensed and privacy-respecting images, SAM's zero-shot performance is often superior to prior fully supervised results...
We try to make it as easy as possible to run Roboflow Notebooks in Colab and Kaggle, but if you still want to run them locally, below you will find instructions on how to do it. Remember don't install your dependencies globally, use venv.
# clone repository and navigate to root directory git clone git@github.com:roboflow-ai/notebooks.git cd notebooks # setup python environment and activate it python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # install and run jupyter notebook pip install notebook jupyter notebook☁️ run in sagemaker studio lab
You can now open our tutorial notebooks in Amazon SageMaker Studio Lab - a free machine learning development environment that provides the compute, storage, and security—all at no cost—for anyone to learn and experiment with ML.
🐞 bugs & 🦸 contributionComputer Vision moves fast! Sometimes our notebooks lag a tad behind the ever-pushing forward libraries. If you notice that any of the notebooks is not working properly, create a bug report and let us know.
If you have an idea for a new tutorial we should do, create a feature request. We are constantly looking for new ideas. If you feel up to the task and want to create a tutorial yourself, please take a peek at our contribution guide. There you can find all the information you need.
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