KostasVisualizations grows to 22 interactive explainers on the math behind computer vision
CSProfKGD · x · 2026-09-23
CSProfKGD's KostasVisualizations collection now covers 22 topics with interactive visual explanations of the geometry and mathematics behind modern computer vision. Topics include projective geometry (sphere-to-cubemap, epipolar geometry, homography, stereo rectification), optimization (gradient descent, learning rates, local minima), signal processing (convolution, steerable filters, 2D DFT, Fourier series, aliasing), plus partial derivatives, Taylor series, and global vs rolling shutter. A useful self-study resource for CV fundamentals.
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