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- HOW IMAGES ARE ENCODED INTO COMPUTERS
- Good morning class, today we are learning about how images are encoded into a computer.
- For images to be in colour there is a system used called RGB and it stands for red, green and blue.Image encoding is used on dataset features that are image files, like jpg and png files. The Color mode and Image transformation are conversion steps that are performed before an image is sent to the model, both during training and at inference, when you query a deployed model.
- Yay, lets hurry and start the lesson now.
- Ooh yay. I don't even know how this works I can't wait to learn something new today.
- I know right, I love learning new things.
- Pixels are the basic elements of digital imagery. The pixels in an image are made up of binary numbers. In order for a computer to process images so that we can see them on our screen, they must also be turned into binary. Pixels are the components of digital images. Binary numbers make up each pixel in an image.
- We can utilise binary to produce a simple black and white graphic if we declare 1 is black (or on) and 0 is white (or off). A grid can be laid out and the squares coloured to make the picture (1 - black and 0 - white).
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