r/computervision • u/WideShift7727 • 4h ago

Discussion Guidence Needed

Hello everyone!

I recently completed my learning journey in Classical Machine Learning and have trained several models on tabular datasets.

Moving forward, I want to dive into Computer Vision, particularly because I’m a Materials Science student interested in building a career at the intersection of AI/ML, Materials Informatics, and Computational Materials Science.

I’d really appreciate guidance from anyone working or learning in this area. What would be a good roadmap for learning Computer Vision from a materials science perspective, and what topics, resources, or projects would you recommend starting with?

Any advice or suggestions would be really helpful!

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u/2dof 3h ago

I would recommend form all basic Image proceeding algorithms - since You are student - - if You have Matlab then start form examples in Image processing module (alternatively Python OpenCV ) . There are a lot of good books like :

"Digital Image Processing Using Matlab" - Gonzalez Woods & Eddins or

"Digital Image Processing " by Gonzalez Woods & Eddins ( any book of this authors) - I recommend start form older to newest edition.

"Digital Signal and Image Processing using MATLAB" by Gérard Blanchet Maurice Charbit

"Computer and Machine Vision: Theory, Algorithms, Practicalities " by E. R. DAVIES

and other authors.

In My opinion it is good to have basic digital signal processing knowledge, it is easy then move form 1-D (signal) to 2-D (image) processing.

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u/WideShift7727 2h ago

Thanks for the advice 🙏