Reads

Explanations of a concept, built from several papers rather than one.

DateTitleTags
Oct 2026 The Pinhole Camera — A Pixel Is a Ray · Multiple View Geometry 1/11 Camera modelsProjective geometry
Oct 2026 Where Is the Camera? — R, C and t · Multiple View Geometry 2/11 Camera modelsProjective geometry
Oct 2026 Points at Infinity — Horizons, Vanishing Points and the Floor · Multiple View Geometry 3/11 Projective geometryCamera models
Oct 2026 Finding the Camera From Known Points — P by Least Squares · Multiple View Geometry 4/11 Camera calibrationCamera models
Oct 2026 Lens Distortion — Bending Straight Lines Back · Multiple View Geometry 5/11 Camera calibrationCamera models
Oct 2026 What calibrateCamera Actually Does · Multiple View Geometry 6/11 Camera calibrationProjective geometry
Oct 2026 Epipolar Geometry — A Point Becomes a Line · Multiple View Geometry 7/11 Two-view geometryProjective geometry
Oct 2026 Triangulation — Two Rays That Almost Meet · Multiple View Geometry 8/11 3-D reconstructionTwo-view geometry
Oct 2026 From Matches to Motion — Four Cameras, One Right Answer · Multiple View Geometry 9/11 Two-view geometry3-D reconstruction
Oct 2026 Stereo Depth — Rectification and Z = fB/d · Multiple View Geometry 10/11 Stereo visionTwo-view geometry3-D reconstruction
Oct 2026 From Two Photos to a Point Cloud · Multiple View Geometry 11/11 Stereo vision3-D reconstruction
Oct 2026 Attention Before Transformers — Score, Squash, Multiply · Transformers in Vision 1/12 Attention modulesSelf-attention
Oct 2026 Query, Key, Value — Dot-Product Attention from Scratch · Transformers in Vision 2/12 Self-attentionTransformers
Oct 2026 Attention Meets Pixels — Windows, Axes and the First Fully Attentional Networks · Transformers in Vision 4/12 Self-attentionEfficient attentionPositional encoding
Oct 2026 Convolutions Strike Back — Was It the Attention or the Recipe? · Transformers in Vision 9/12 Vision transformersConvolutionsBackbone designTraining recipes
Oct 2026 Vision Transformers Today — May 2022 to October 2026, Year by Year · Transformers in Vision 12/12 Vision transformersSegmentationSelf-supervised learningEfficient attention
Nov 2025 Train Your Own Speech Recognition Model in 5 Simple Steps
by Gourav Bais, on VisionWizard ↗
Speech and audioDeveloper tools
Mar 2021 Improving Illumination in Night-Time Images
by Vardan Agarwal, on VisionWizard ↗
Image enhancementDeveloper tools
Aug 2020 Text2SQL — Part 5: Final Insights · Text2SQL 5/5
by Devshree Patel, on VisionWizard ↗
Natural languageLanguage modelsDeveloper tools
Aug 2020 Text2SQL — Part 4: State-Of-The-Art Models · Text2SQL 4/5
by Devshree Patel, on VisionWizard ↗
Natural languageLanguage modelsTransformers
Jul 2020 Face Spoofing Detection in Python
by Vardan Agarwal, on VisionWizard ↗
FacesDeveloper tools
Jul 2020 Text2SQL — Part 3: Baseline Models · Text2SQL 3/5
by Devshree Patel, on VisionWizard ↗
Natural languageLanguage models
Jul 2020 Text2SQL — Part 2: Datasets · Text2SQL 2/5
by Devshree Patel, on VisionWizard ↗
Natural languageDatasets and labelling
Jul 2020 Text2SQL — Part 1: Introduction · Text2SQL 1/5
by Devshree Patel, on VisionWizard ↗
Natural languageLanguage models
Jul 2020 BoolGAN: DCGAN For Car Image Generation
by Ratnam Parikh, on VisionWizard ↗
Generative modelsDeveloper tools
Jun 2020 Synthetic Bounding Box Generation
by Mahima Modi, on VisionWizard ↗
Datasets and labellingObject detectionData augmentation
Jun 2020 Triplet Loss Demystified in 5 mins
by Deval Shah, on VisionWizard ↗
Loss functionsRe-identificationFaces
May 2020 Benchmark Datasets: Gas-station for CV
by Mahima Modi, on VisionWizard ↗
Datasets and labellingEvaluation and metricsObject detectionTracking
Apr 2020 Object Detection — A Quick Read Object detectionLoss functions
Apr 2020 The Surveillance phenomenon you must know about : Multi Object Tracking
by Deval Shah, on VisionWizard ↗
TrackingVideoRe-identification
Apr 2020 Object Segmentation
by Kanan Vyas, on VisionWizard ↗
Segmentation

31 reads, newest first.

Entries marked “on VisionWizard” are by other writers of the publication I ran; they open on Medium under the author's name. The VisionWizard tab lists all of them.

Series

Text2SQL · 5 parts, in order

  1. 1Text2SQL — Part 1: Introduction
  2. 2Text2SQL — Part 2: Datasets
  3. 3Text2SQL — Part 3: Baseline Models
  4. 4Text2SQL — Part 4: State-Of-The-Art Models
  5. 5Text2SQL — Part 5: Final Insights

Transformers in Vision · 12 parts, in order

  1. 1Attention Before Transformers — Score, Squash, Multiply
  2. 2Query, Key, Value — Dot-Product Attention from Scratch
  3. 3Attention Is All You Need — The Transformer, Block by Block
  4. 4Attention Meets Pixels — Windows, Axes and the First Fully Attentional Networks
  5. 5DETR — Detection as Set Prediction, No Anchors and No NMS
  6. 6An Image Is Worth 16×16 Words — ViT, Patch by Patch
  7. 7DeiT — Training a Vision Transformer on ImageNet Alone
  8. 8Swin Transformer — Windows, Shifts and a Pyramid for Dense Prediction
  9. 9Convolutions Strike Back — Was It the Attention or the Recipe?
  10. 10Masked Autoencoders — Hide 75 %, Encode the Rest
  11. 11CLIP — Learning Pictures From the Words Next to Them
  12. 12Vision Transformers Today — May 2022 to October 2026, Year by Year

Multiple View Geometry · 11 parts, in order

  1. 1The Pinhole Camera — A Pixel Is a Ray
  2. 2Where Is the Camera? — R, C and t
  3. 3Points at Infinity — Horizons, Vanishing Points and the Floor
  4. 4Finding the Camera From Known Points — P by Least Squares
  5. 5Lens Distortion — Bending Straight Lines Back
  6. 6What calibrateCamera Actually Does
  7. 7Epipolar Geometry — A Point Becomes a Line
  8. 8Triangulation — Two Rays That Almost Meet
  9. 9From Matches to Motion — Four Cameras, One Right Answer
  10. 10Stereo Depth — Rectification and Z = fB/d
  11. 11From Two Photos to a Point Cloud