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Applied deep learning for image processing

Images can become a usable source of information for your applications. Connect computer vision, models and automation needs to structure your initial technical choices. Develop reference points for examining results and identifying appropriate conditions of use.

Duration
3 days 21 hours
Code
FC-DLI Code

Presentation

Applying deep learning to image processing helps develop solutions for specific needs such as road sign detection, the detection of faulty parts, disease detection and anomaly detection in electrical equipment. This approach uses a convolutional neural network (CNN) inspired by the human brain. A CNN consists of dozens, sometimes hundreds, of neural layers. Each layer collects and processes data from the previous one. The system can therefore learn to identify characters, words, shapes and faces, among other objects, and classify them.

In this level 2 training programme, you will acquire the skills needed to use deep learning methods effectively for image interpretation and analysis. You will begin by exploring application areas in detail, followed by a module on convolutional neural networks. You will then examine generative methods using autoencoders and GANs, before concluding with techniques for training deep networks.

By the end of this 3-day course, you will have a sound understanding of how deep learning models work and how to use them. You will also be able to modify their architectures to meet specific imaging needs.

Objectives

After completing the deep learning for image processing course, you will achieve the following learning objectives:

  • discover and understand how deep learning algorithms for image processing work;
  • implement and adapt a computer vision model for different use cases, including its architecture.
Last update: 24/09/2026