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Jan Erik Solem's "Programming Computer Vision with Python" starts from the most basic image processing using Python and NumPy, covering topics such as feature extraction, image registration, and 3D reconstruction; the code is low-level and requires implementing classic algorithms such as SIFT yourself, but it was published relatively early and completely fails to cover CV models from the Transformer era.
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Building Computer Vision Models from Scratch: Book Recommendations Worth Reading
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