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- Published on May 22, 2021
- In AI Features
Everything You Need To Know About Facebook’s Deep Learning Library PyTorchVideo
- By Amit Naik
Deep video understanding is one of the most challenging tasks in computer vision. With the rise of computing power and the amount of video data on the internet, the demand for new-age machine learning models and tools continues to grow. As per Stanford University, technologies used to develop object detection from videos are maturing rapidly.
Facebook AI recently unveiled a new deep learning library for video understanding called PyTorchVideo. The source code is available on GitHub.
With PyTorchVideo, Facebook aims to help researchers develop cutting-edge machine learning models and tools to enhance video understanding capabilities, alongside providing a unified repository of reproducible and efficient video understanding components for research and production applications.&nbs
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Amit Naik
Amit Raja Naik, known as the 'AI Human,' serves as the editor at AIM Media House, where he leads a team of talented tech journalists who are driving and shaping technology conversations across India and around the world.
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