Lecture Slides

All 12 CV-foundation lecture decks, by Sara Beery. Used in this course with attribution; please don't redistribute.

Pre-course assignment: watch Beery's YouTube intro lecture (~70 min) and skim Lectures 0, 2, and 11 below before Day 1. The remaining decks are covered during the in-person lectures on Days 1–5.
The decks are too large to live in the website's Git repository, so they are hosted as a GitHub release (tag cv4ecology). Each link below downloads the file directly from that release.
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0aIntro and Logistics PPTX11.4 MBDay 1 AM
0bIntro to CV PDF50.6 MBDay 1 AM
1IDEs, git, and remote workflow PPTX2.1 MBDay 1 PM
2Data visualization, splitting, avoiding poisoning PPTX25.1 MBDay 2 PM
3Best practices for ML codebases PDF1.2 MBDay 1 PM
4Working with open-source CV codebases PPTX5.1 MBDay 2 AM
5Evaluation metrics PDF3.6 MBDay 2 AM
6Probing model performance PPTX22.0 MBDay 3 AM
7What's next: improving results PPTX21.3 MBDay 2 PM
8Squeezing your data PDF2.1 MBDay 3 (supplement)
9Ablation studies PDF1.5 MBDay 3 (supplement)
10Efficient models & speed vs accuracy PDF11.1 MBDay 4 AM
11What do I do with my (imperfect) model? PPTX9.1 MBDay 5 PM

Attribution

These slides are by Sara Beery (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), from her Computer Vision short course. They are used here for the AI in Ecology course with attribution. Please do not redistribute the files; if you found them useful, link students to Sara's website and the YouTube lecture above.

If a PPTX won't open

Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, Google Slides, and LibreOffice Impress all open .pptx. If you only have an older viewer, the equivalent in PDF form is in the slide deck on the same topic when both formats are linked above (e.g., Lectures 0a vs 0b cover the same broad area in different formats).