A video lecture and tutorials collection site.

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The discussion highlights a website, videolectures.net, that offers a vast collection of video lectures and tutorials, particularly beneficial for those studying computer vision and image processing. Users appreciate the synchronized slides that enhance the learning experience while watching the videos. The site has recently begun a collaboration with MIT OpenCourseWare, promising new courses to be added weekly. Participants express gratitude for the resource, noting its usefulness. Overall, the platform is recognized as a valuable educational tool.
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hi, PHers, I found a site:
http://videolectures.net/
which contain a lot of video lectures and tutorials. There are a lot video there. When it is playing a video, the slides will change synchronously.:rolleyes:
I'm major in Computer vision and image Processing, hope we can communicate each other in PF.
 
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I'm grad that you like these videos, since I post this message in this forum, no one replied till now. Good Luck.
 
This is good stuff. Thank You.
 
gr8 link ...
really was very usefull for me :)
 
MIT openCourse is added.
http://videolectures.net/mit_ocw/
"We are excited to announce that we have started a video educational
collaboration with MIT OpenCourseWare. New courses will be available
every week. You will be able to check them on this page."
 

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