History of CS
The founder of Facebook (now Meta) attended this college before dropping out.
This is the term for the representativeness of different groups in the dataset used to train a computer vision mode
What is diversity?
This is what you call the collection of images used to teach the computer
What is a dataset?
This tech lets you add funny filters to your face in videos.
What is augmented reality?
Developed in 1995, this programming language is used primarily for front-end programming and is the most popular language in the world.
What is JavaScript?
The term for a computer vision task where the algorithm is trained to identify the boundaries of objects within an image
What is image segmentation
This term describes how detailed and varied your dataset should be to teach the model well.
What is data quality?
This helps robots in factories know if they're putting the right part in the right place.
What is machine vision?
Steve Jobs and this computer scientist founded Apple together in 1976.
Who is Steve Wozniak?
The process in computer vision where an algorithm learns to recognize patterns and features by itself, without explicit programming
What is unsupervised learning?
It's important to have this kind of data to make sure your computer model isn't fooled by things that look similar.
What is varied or diverse data?
When traveling, this app feature can translate signs into your language using your phone's camera.
What is real-time translation?
During WWII, the Germans used the Enigma cipher machine to encode secret messages. The Enigma Code was considered to be unbreakable until a team led by this brilliant computer scientist cracked the code.
Who is Alan Turing?
The technique that allows a computer vision system to recognize and track the movement of objects in a sequence of images or video frames.
What is object tracking?
If a model was trained with only old pictures, you need to do this to keep it up-to-date.
What is retraining?
Your social media app can suggest tagging friends in photos using this feature.
What is facial recognition ?