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Hello and welcome to the practical applications of this course I'm super excited to start with you and

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I'm going to start with some good news right now and this Statoil we are going to install everything

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so that at no time you have any installation issue.

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We will install all the packages all the libraries anything that we will use to execute the codes and

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execute the models.

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So basically this is just the installation tutorial.

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And then it will only be about coding and executing.

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So this is a new feature we're very excited and proud to give to you.

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I'm talking about the virtual platform this virtual platform is the combination of a platform that will

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be hosted on the yes Web site.

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It is right now in development and a virtual environment that will contain all these packages.

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You will need to execute the codes in the models.

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So right now and this Statoil what we're going to do is we are going to install an icon that because

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we will connect this virtual platform environment to Anaconda.

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And then in a flash light we will be ready to start and execute the models.

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So let's do this let's start by downloading Anaconda and then we will install the virtual platform and

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then we'll be good to go.

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So right now I'm on Google and the first thing I want to do is to go to the Anaconda Web site.

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There we go.

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And I can digest that and I can then Google you go to the first link and I can get loud and then you

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go to download and I can there right here.

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We go.

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And then you choose your system.

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So when those macros are Linux I'm on Mac OS so I'm going to download Python 3.6 version.

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You must absolutely download Python 3.6 because it will not work on Python 2.7.

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So that's important.

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And then once you're ready you click on this download button and the download will just start.

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Right now it's just starting.

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And one minute left.

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Perfect.

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We will have the ANAC on that platform in one minute.

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So that's for a teacher to get a teacher.

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But you can click on those things that's very important.

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We won't be needing this.

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So so far what can I tell you.

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Well and I can There is a platform that contains several ideas.

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We will be using one of these ideas which will be spider because it's like a studio you have a viable

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window where you get to see all the variables you create your file explorer.

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It contains some interactive and dynamic eye bison console so very efficient to execute the code.

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This is definitely the one we want.

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Everything will work like a wonder.

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So here we go download is done.

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So what I'm going to do now I'm going to go to my download folder where I can find a neck on the package

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folder that I just downloaded.

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So let's double click on it then we will get the installation steps so it can continue continue continue

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agree and still for me only That's fine.

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Continue and install arise and right now it's installing it will just take a couple of seconds and it

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should be ready very soon.

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All right.

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Almost done writing package receipts is perfect.

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It's just installing and I can there with all the pages are going to do that.

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But we will be installing more packages.

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Thanks to the virtual platform.

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Here we go.

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That's done.

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Now we're going to click on close and you can choose to keep it.

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That's fine.

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Just to keep the download file.

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OK.

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So now Anaconda is installed but we're not going to open it yet because we'll be installing the virtual

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platform.

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So now stay with me and let's do this.

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It's going to be very efficient.

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We will just executes one line of code in the terminal.

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Or for those of you who are on Windows in the second prompt.

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So first of all let's go to the computer vision is that folder that you downloaded in the previous To

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toil and let's go inside and let's go inside the installations subfolder this installation subfolder

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contains three way e-mail found one for Linux one for Mac and one for Windows.

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You don't have to do anything with those.

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Why not file you can open them if you want but please don't nullify anything.

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These are just why a mail file that contains all the dependencies packages libraries that are going

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to be needed for the morals that will be executed in the course but you don't have to open them.

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What's We're going to do now is open a terminal or the Anaconda prompt.

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So for those of you who are on Mac or Linux you just need to open a terminal.

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I am on Mac so I just type command space and then terminal here.

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Answer.

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That's the terminal I suppose know how to open a terminal on Linux you can find it very easily at the

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left of your screen.

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And now for those of you who are on Windows what you need to do is to go to the lower left corner of

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your screen click on the windows button then find in the list of programs Anaconda's 3.

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You go inside and then you will find an icon that prompt you open the prompt and then you will get a

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black rectangle like this a black screen.

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And now we are on the same page.

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We just need to type something that will install everything and then we'll be good to go.

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OK so now you guys on Mac and Linux have your terminal opened and you guys on Windows have your and

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can that prompt open.

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And then we're going to type a command line to install everything.

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But first we need to be in the folder that contains the Y MFL.

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So we have two choices now.

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Either you find this folder which is the installation folder through the terminal you know by typing

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CD then desktop because the computer vision it is that folder is on my desktop and then computer vision

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it is that then instillations that we go and then you press enter but maybe that's not the best way.

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If your computer vision is full there is somewhere hidden in your system.

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So in that case what you can do also is just take the way a male that corresponds to your system.

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So for example my way email is Mac so I'm copying this I'm putting it in my main folder which is an

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law here I can paste that here.

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All right.

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And now since my terminal is in the right folder along which contains my way e-mail Well I'm ready to

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type the command to execute the code.

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So as you want it's whether you are comfortable not with navigating inside your system that's the two

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possibilities.

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The only thing that matters right now is that your terminal or Anaconda prompt is connected to a folder.

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And the way a mail file corresponding to your system must be in that folder.

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So if that's the case what you only need to do is type Konda

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create then minus f then virtual platform.

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And then if you are a Mac you type Mac.

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If you are on Windows you type windows and if you are on Linux you type Linux.

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I am on Mac so I have Mac and then don't forget the dot.

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Why.

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Well that's all you press enter and this will install everything.

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And at no time will you ever have to install anything else.

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So let's press enter and let's see the magic.

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There we go using an icon that API fetching package.

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Metzer that's out and it's going to install everything now and this shouldn't take a while.

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This should take like one minute to two.

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Let's see something back package specifications and there we go.

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Isn't it beautiful.

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Everything is being installed.

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And we won't have to bother about this after that.

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So that's pre-reg saying that's a new feature.

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That's the virtual platform behind the scene.

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You know we're installing a virtual environment.

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But of course then you will have the virtual platform the graphic virtual platform on the LDS web site

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which is still in development.

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So beautiful it's going to take maybe one more minute.

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So let's see.

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So as you can see it's installing some packages like f f MPEG because we'll be working on some videos.

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It's installing pipe and 3.5 3.6 because by then 3.6 have some issues with by.

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It's installing by George of course because it is the most powerful to implement neural networks.

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It's installing open C.V it's installing side by it's installing.

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Well everything we need and even some more stuff that like you know very useful bits that we won't be

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using it but it's because of the dependencies.

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You know when you and someone package you have to install some different packages.

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So but anything you'll have everything you need.

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OK.

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So I think that was the last one to install.

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And now you just need to wait a few more seconds and we will be ready to start very soon.

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I'm so excited and so excited because then I will show you right now the folder that contains all the

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models and we will test the virtual platform to make sure that it works we will test it with the first

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model.

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So let's see let's see what's going to happen.

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All right.

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Yet that looks like it's the end.

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It's going to be the end in a matter of seconds.

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And there we go.

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Yes.

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Perfect.

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So no error.

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Everything is fine.

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It tells you some stuff like to activate this environment use source activate virtual platform.

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Don't worry about that you won't have anything to do about that.

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I will show you what to do right now.

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It's so easy.

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So let's do this.

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You can close your terminal or Anaconda prompt now.

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And now what we're going to do is open Anaconda.

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So for those of you who are on Windows you can find it by clicking on the windows button at the lower

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left corner and then find an icon that 3 but you have to find an eye can the Navigator.

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And here on Mac I'm going to type Anaconda navigator like this.

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It's in my apps.

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And there we go.

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And I can that is about open initialising.

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And here is Anaconda and now the only thing that we have to do to connect to the virtual platform.

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There is nothing more easy.

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You get two applications on then you click on this little arrow.

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And here we go.

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Here is the virtual platform you click on the virtual platform.

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It's loading.

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And now we are connected to the virtual platform inside Anaconda.

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That's beautiful.

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So now the only thing that you have to do left is just click on launch you know that's the idea we're

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using spider.

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You click on knowledge and you'll be inside of a beautiful studio which will use to execute the models.

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There we go.

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So I'm going to quickly present Spider.

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This is the area where you have your code.

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This is the bison console.

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Make sure that you have the item console and not the button console.

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Here you have three windows Falak 4 or you have all your files your folders.

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So we will find the computer vision areas that folder will explore where you have all the variables

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you create and help if you need some help sometimes you will get the help to get some informations of

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the object's classes we're going to use.

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But the first thing we're going to do is we're going to go to explore and find the computer vision it

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is that folder.

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So as you saw it is in my desktop there it is computer vision is that.

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And now we're going to test the virtual platform to make sure that it works.

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So I'm going to click on computer vision it is.

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Let's test for example module one face recognition.

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So in each of the folder modules you will have to code the commented version of the code and the code

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without comment.

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So the command version of the code is the name of the module face recognition and this quirk invented

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and the no commented version of the code is face recognition and is going to comment.

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You can find the same for the other module to object detection object detection commented object detection

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of Cummins and for Gannes DC again come into DC again no comment.

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This again means deep convolutional again.

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And then you have some other foules which are some other bytes and files or XML files or some folders

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that contain some tools that are required for the models.

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So for example here for face recognition the tools are two Cascades one cascade for the eye and one

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cascade for the face.

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These are ex-MIL files and theres just to be able to detect the eyes and the face with open city but

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the code the heart of the code is one of these vowels.

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So you have to come into the version of the code and we together are going to retype the code line by

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line so that you can understand what's going on.

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But for example I did a double clicking on face recognition commented and we're going to test it out

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right now.

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So as you can see each line of code is commented that's the same for the other code and to test it we

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simply need to select the whole code by pressing command or control a and then to execute.

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We simply press command or control enter and there we go.

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Is it working.

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Yes it is I'm going to show that to you right now.

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Here it is.

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That's the result of Module 1.

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So hi guys welcome.

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Welcome to my place.

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This is actually where I'm recording all the tutorials.

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So this is face recognition as you can see we detect very well my face in blue and my eyes in green.

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So that's one of the models we implement and of course that's a very classic example.

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But don't worry the more you will progress and of course the more you will get some very very powerful

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models especially the one for object detection and the one from module 3.

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And also this virtual platform will be updated through time we'll add some new stuff some new models.

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So make sure to keep in touch with it.

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All right so I'm going to press on cute to exit this.

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There we go so that works very well.

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We don't have to test it for the others.

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I actually tested it 10 times to make sure that it works.

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I tested it on Linux Windows and Mac.

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So you should not have any problem.

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All right.

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So I hope it's clear.

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I hope you manage to get to where I am right now.

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Is it getting this code if it's not the case.

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You can ask some questions in the Q&A.

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We will assist you.

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There is a great support team that will be very happy to help you.

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All right so I can't wait to start coding all this.

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And until then enjoy computer vision.

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