• 8 min read
Use Cases for Computer Vision Foundation Models
In this guide, we discuss what foundation models are and explore four use cases for computer vision foundation models.
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James Gallagher
James is a technical writer at Roboflow, with experience writing documentation on how to train and use state-of-the-art computer vision models.
Latest Posts by James Gallagher
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Launch: Vector Analysis in Roboflow
In this guide, learn how to use the Roboflow vector analysis tool to evaluate models and find opportunities to improve model performance.
• 7 min read
What is Data Augmentation? The Ultimate Guide.
In this guide, we talk about what data augmentation is, how augmented data can boost model performance, and how augmentations are used in computer vision.
• 5 min read
Open Source Computer Vision Deployment with Roboflow Inference
We are open sourcing the Roboflow Inference Server: our battle-hardened solution for using and deploying computer vision models in production. Learn more in this guide.
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How to Build a Photo Memories App with CLIP
In this guide, we show how to create a photo memories application using CLIP.
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How to Analyze and Classify Video with CLIP
In this guide, we show how to analyze and classify scenes in videos using CLIP.
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How to Use LabelMe: A Complete Guide
In this guide, we discuss the features in LabelMe, how to install LabelMe, and how to start annotating images in the tool.
• 8 min read
How to Build a Defect Detection System
In this guide, we show how to build a defect detection and visual inspection system with computer vision using Roboflow.
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Announcing Roboflow Train 3.0
Roboflow Train 3.0 offers higher rates of accuracy and faster training times on average across models you train on Roboflow.
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Train a Segmentation Model with No Labeling
In this guide, learn how to train an image segmentation model without any labeling.
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Train an Image Classification Model with No Labeling
In this guide, we show how to train an image classification model to identify damage on street signs without any labeling.
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What is Fast Segment Anything (FastSAM)? The Ultimate Guide.
In this guide, we discuss what FastSAM is, how it works, and use cases for the model.
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Comparing AI-Labeled Data to Human-Labeled Data
In this guide, we compare AI-labeled to human-labeled data and assess the strengths and limitations of a popular foundation vision model for automated labeling.
• 9 min read
How to Deploy a Roboflow Model to Lens Studio
This guide demonstrates how to build a computer vision model in Roboflow and deploy the model to Lens Studio.
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Launch: Adjust Image Brightness and Contrast in Roboflow Annotate
In this guide, we show how to use the brightness and contrast adjustment features available in Roboflow Annotate.
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Launch: Evaluate Computer Vision Models on Roboflow
In this guide, we walk through how to evaluate computer vision models hosted on Roboflow using our in-app model evaluation tool.
• 12 min read
Distill Large Vision Models into Smaller, Efficient Models with Autodistill
Autodistill is a new ecosystem of packages that enable you to distill knowledge from large vision models into smaller, edge-ready models.
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How to Evaluate Autodistill Prompts with CVevals
In this guide, learn how to evaluate prompts for use with Autodistill with CVevals.
• 6 min read
How to Count Objects in a Zone
In this guide, we show how to count objects in a zone using YOLOv8 and supervision.
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How to Train an Ultralytics YOLOv8 Classification Model
In this guide, we walk through how to train a classification model using YOLOv8 and a dataset hosted on Roboflow.
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How to Classify Images with DINOv2
In this guide, we walk through how to classify images using DINOv2 and a dataset from Roboflow Universe.
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What is DINOv2? A Deep Dive
In this guide, we discuss what DINOv2 is, how it works, what problems you can solve with DINOv2, and how to get started with the model.
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How to Identify Mislabeled Images in Computer Vision Datasets
In this guide, we show how to use CLIP and CVevals to identify images that may contain incorrect annotations in a computer vision dataset.
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How to Detect, Monitor and Correct Computer Vision Data Drift
In this guide, learn how to monitor data drift in computer vision models using Roboflow Collect.
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