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Top Python Computer vision repositories on GitHub

Image and video understanding: detection, segmentation, generation. Filtered to projects whose primary language is Python.

Ranked by stars across 3,318 Python repositories tagged computer-vision. Refreshed daily.

  1. 1
    d2l-ai/d2l-zh80,843 · ⑂ 12,393

    《动手学深度学习》:面向中文读者、能运行、可讨论。中英文版被70多个国家的500多所大学用于教学。

    • deep-learning
    • book
    • notebook
    • natural-language-processing
    • computer-vision
    • machine-learning
  2. 2
    ultralytics/ultralytics61,806 · ⑂ 11,785

    Ultralytics YOLO27, YOLO26, YOLO11, YOLOv8 — object detection, instance segmentation, semantic segmentation, image classification, pose estimation, object tracking

    • ultralytics
    • yolov8
    • yolo
    • deep-learning
    • image-classification
    • machine-learning
  3. 3
    ultralytics/yolov558,052 · ⑂ 17,468

    Ultralytics YOLOv5 in PyTorch for object detection, instance segmentation, classification, training, and export.

    • yolov5
    • object-detection
    • pytorch
    • onnx
    • coreml
    • tflite
  4. 4

    Learn it. Build it. Ship it for others.

    • agents
    • ai
    • ai-agents
    • ai-engineering
    • computer-vision
    • course
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  6. 5
    roboflow/supervision50,947 · ⑂ 4,845

    We write your reusable computer vision tools. 💜

    • computer-vision
    • image-processing
    • python
    • yolo
    • instance-segmentation
    • object-detection
  7. 6
    d2l-ai/d2l-en29,646 · ⑂ 5,130

    Interactive deep learning book with multi-framework code, math, and discussions. Adopted at 500 universities from 70 countries including Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and Cambridge.

    • deep-learning
    • machine-learning
    • book
    • notebook
    • computer-vision
    • natural-language-processing
  8. 7
    lucidrains/vit-pytorch25,514 · ⑂ 3,497

    Implementation of Vision Transformer, a simple way to achieve SOTA in vision classification with only a single transformer encoder, in Pytorch

    • artificial-intelligence
    • attention-mechanism
    • transformers
    • computer-vision
    • image-classification
  9. 8

    Image-to-Image Translation in PyTorch

    • pytorch
    • gan
    • cyclegan
    • pix2pix
    • deep-learning
    • computer-vision
  10. 9
    graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting23,922 · ⑂ 3,433

    Original reference implementation of "3D Gaussian Splatting for Real-Time Radiance Field Rendering"

    • computer-graphics
    • computer-vision
    • radiance-field
  11. 10
    huggingface/datasets21,999 · ⑂ 3,444

    🤗 The largest hub of ready-to-use datasets for AI models with fast, easy-to-use and efficient data manipulation tools

    • nlp
    • datasets
    • pytorch
    • tensorflow
    • pandas
    • numpy
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    pytorch/vision17,917 · ⑂ 7,264

    Datasets, Transforms and Models specific to Computer Vision

    • computer-vision
    • machine-learning
  14. 12
    cvat-ai/cvat16,755 · ⑂ 3,868

    Computer Vision Annotation Tool (CVAT) is a leading platform for building high-quality visual datasets for vision AI. It offers open-source, cloud, and enterprise products, as well as labeling services, for image, video, and 3D annotation with AI-assisted labeling, quality assurance, team collaboration, analytics, and developer APIs.

    • video-annotation
    • computer-vision
    • computer-vision-annotation
    • deep-learning
    • image-annotation
    • annotation-tool
  15. 13
    wkentaro/labelme16,176 · ⑂ 3,707

    Image annotation with Python. Supports polygon, rectangle, circle, line, point, and AI-assisted annotation.

    • image-annotation
    • python
    • computer-vision
    • annotations
    • deep-learning
    • semantic-segmentation
  16. 14
    davidsandberg/facenet14,348 · ⑂ 4,771

    Face recognition using Tensorflow

    • face-recognition
    • tensorflow
    • facenet
    • deep-learning
    • computer-vision
    • face-detection
  17. 15
    mlfoundations/open_clip14,153 · ⑂ 1,311

    An open source implementation of CLIP.

    • deep-learning
    • pytorch
    • computer-vision
    • language-model
    • multi-modal-learning
    • contrastive-loss
  18. 16
    jacobgil/pytorch-grad-cam12,978 · ⑂ 1,710

    Advanced AI Explainability for computer vision. Support for CNNs, Vision Transformers, Classification, Object detection, Segmentation, Image similarity and more.

    • deep-learning
    • pytorch
    • grad-cam
    • visualizations
    • interpretability
    • interpretable-ai
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    alicevision/Meshroom12,971 · ⑂ 1,230

    Node-based Visual Programming Toolbox

    • photogrammetry
    • computer-vision
    • 3d-reconstruction
    • alicevision
    • structure-from-motion
    • multi-view-stereo
  21. 18
    zalandoresearch/fashion-mnist12,829 · ⑂ 3,069

    A MNIST-like fashion product database. Benchmark :point_down:

    • mnist
    • deep-learning
    • benchmark
    • machine-learning
    • dataset
    • computer-vision
  22. 19
    nerfstudio-project/nerfstudio12,011 · ⑂ 1,671

    A collaboration friendly studio for NeRFs

    • nerf
    • pytorch
    • 3d
    • 3d-graphics
    • 3d-reconstruction
    • computer-vision

Find Python engineers shipping Computer vision

The list above ranks the most-starred public Python repositories tagged with the Computer vision topic, drawn from the public GitHub graph. Across 3,318 matching repositories, the contributors are a tight cluster of engineers with both Python chops and real Computer vision experience.

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