PYTHON AND ITS LIBRARIES. PROCESSING DIGITAL INFORMATION USING MATPLOTLIB AND JUPYTER FEATURES
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python, matplotlib, opencvpython, jupyter, numpy, pandas, pytorch, array, pseudocolor schemas.Abstract
Annotation: The Python programming language has changed so much in recent years that it has covered many areas. For example, Python is considered one of the most reliable programming languages in the fields of Data Science, Deep learning, Machine learning, AI and web programming. When working with data in artificial intelligence, neural networks, and in the above areas, visualization of problem solutions helps to visualize the accuracy of the solution. The Matplotlib library helps us to create a visual image. In this dissertation, we will focus on how to process an image, how massive it is, and how to change the contrast in image processing.
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