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I created a web app for teaching computer vision basics, allowing users to upload an image or video stream and instantly view it as a numerical pixel matrix, with options to display values in RGB, Hex, or Grayscale formats. It features predefined convolution kernels applied in real-time: - Sobel... operator for edge detection (computes gradients to highlight boundaries) - Gaussian Blur: averages neighboring pixels with weights to reduce noise - Sharpen: boosts local contrast to enhance details This setup clearly visualizes how images are represented as matrices or tensors, how convolution slides kernels across pixels, and how operations like gradient computation, blurring, or sharpening modify the data step-by-step. I plan to use demos like this in my upcoming computer vision course to build intuition for fundamental image processing concepts, OpenCV filters, and CNN building blocks (e.g., why kernels extract features).show more

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