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Edge Detection with OpenCV

The document outlines a 60-minute lab focused on object detection using OpenCV, covering edge detection, contour visualization, and the application of Canny edge detection. Participants are required to have basic Python knowledge and familiarity with computer vision, and will use specific equipment including Python 3.7+, Jupyter Notebook, and OpenCV. Evaluation will be based on edge detection accuracy, visualization quality, and discussion of results.

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Edge Detection with OpenCV

The document outlines a 60-minute lab focused on object detection using OpenCV, covering edge detection, contour visualization, and the application of Canny edge detection. Participants are required to have basic Python knowledge and familiarity with computer vision, and will use specific equipment including Python 3.7+, Jupyter Notebook, and OpenCV. Evaluation will be based on edge detection accuracy, visualization quality, and discussion of results.

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Object Detection Basics with OpenCV

Objectives
 Use OpenCV to detect edges and contours
 Understand thresholding and Canny edge detection
 Visualize output images

Estimated Duration
60 minutes

Required Equipment
 Python 3.7+
 Jupyter Notebook
 OpenCV, matplotlib

Prerequisites
 Basic Python
 Intro to Computer Vision

Associated Files
 TP4_OpenCV_ObjectDetection.ipynb
 sample_images.zip

Lab Steps
1. Load sample images.
2. Convert to grayscale and apply Gaussian blur.
3. Apply Canny edge detector.
4. Find contours and draw bounding boxes.
5. Discuss limitations.

Evaluation Criteria
 Correct edge detection implementation (40%)
 Quality of visualization (30%)
 Discussion of results (30%)

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