I’ve been teaching myself computer vision, and one of the hardest parts early on was understanding how Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) work—especially kernels, convolutions, and what models like VGG16 actually « see. »
So I wrote a blog post to clarify it for myself and hopefully help others too. It includes:
How convolutions and kernels work, with hand-coded NumPy examples Visual demos of edge detection and Gaussian blur using OpenCV Feature visualization from the first two layers of VGG16 A breakdown of pooling: Max vs Average, with examples
You can view the Kaggle notebook and blog post
Would love any feedback, corrections, or suggestions
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