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Teacher since August 2025

Noor Siddiqui

Computer vision taught through real images, real failure cases and careful evaluation

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About Noor

I teach computer vision: classification, detection, segmentation, document understanding, video and the newer models that combine images with language. Most of my work has been building vision systems that had to hold up outside the lab, under odd lighting, unusual cameras and labels that were not quite consistent. So my lessons spend as much time on data and evaluation as on architectures. I like to put an image on the table and ask what the model would need to notice to get it right, then look at where real models fail. I keep the maths light unless you want more, and I am honest about what vision models still cannot do.

Knows about

  • image classification
  • object detection
  • segmentation
  • vision transformers
  • image embeddings and search
  • OCR and documents
  • video understanding
  • data augmentation
  • vision language models

Tutors by Noor

9 tutors

Object detection explained

Object detection explained

Understand boxes, IoU, NMS and mAP well enough to train, evaluate and debug a detectorIntermediateComputer vision4.7(3)75 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$8
Image embeddings and visual search

Image embeddings and visual search

Build image similarity and text to image search, and measure whether results are actually relevantIntermediateComputer vision4.7(3)71 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$7
Image classification, first principles

Image classification, first principles

Plan, train and honestly evaluate an image classifier, from defining classes to studying its mistakesBeginnerComputer vision4.7(3)64 lessonsSample
Noor SiddiquiFree
Vision language models: what they see

Vision language models: what they see

Know how AI models read images, what they get right and wrong, and how to check their answersAll levelsComputer vision4.7(3)61 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$6
OCR and document understanding

OCR and document understanding

Understand how machines read scans, forms and tables, and how to check that they read correctlyBeginnerComputer vision4.3(3)51 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$5
Data augmentation for vision

Data augmentation for vision

Choose image augmentations that reflect real variation, keep labels correct and improve generalisationBeginnerComputer vision4.0(3)44 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$4
Image segmentation: semantic, instance, panoptic

Image segmentation: semantic, instance, panoptic

Label every pixel correctly: understand the three kinds of segmentation, their models and metricsIntermediateComputer vision4.3(3)40 lessonsSample
Noor Siddiqui$8
Vision transformers in depth

Vision transformers in depth

Understand patch tokens, position embeddings, data needs and compute trade offs in vision transformersAdvancedComputer visionNew
Noor Siddiqui$12
Video understanding basics

Video understanding basics

Learn how models handle time in video, from frame sampling to action recognition and trackingBeginnerComputer visionNew
Noor Siddiqui$5

Recent reviews

What students said about Noor's tutors.

  • Ravi K.Sample

    Tiling large drone images for small objects was exactly what I needed. Also found missing labels in my set thanks to the last lesson.

    On Object detection explained

  • Kofi A.Sample

    The privacy lesson was taken seriously, not tacked on. Helped me push back on a face matching feature request at work.

    On Image embeddings and visual search

  • Joao F.Sample

    Looking at raw predictions before NMS showed my crowd problem immediately. The IoU exercises made the threshold settings make sense.

    On Object detection explained

  • Mark T.Sample

    Clear metric lessons. The tip to never compare Dice with IoU saved me from a misleading slide in a team meeting.

    On Image segmentation: semantic, instance, panoptic

  • Lucia M.Sample

    The error analysis lesson changed how I work. Tagging 50 failures showed that a third were labelling mistakes from my own team, not model problems.

    On Image classification, first principles

  • Bongani T.Sample

    The totals check idea caught 14 misread receipts in my first batch. I had assumed the output was fine because it looked so tidy.

    On OCR and document understanding