Multiple Choice 4) Image segmentation can be done by detecting_a. discontinuityc. both a and bnone of the above5) In morphological operations, structuring elements are aligned with the image where thekernel is located at the image origin.a. centera. spatially dependent noisec. white gaussian noise8) A histogram isa. is a frequency distribution of the pixelvalues of an imageb.d.c.c. top-left6) In the frequency domain the frequency content of the image isa. multiplied byb.divided byc. averaged withd. convolved by7) Periodic noise arises typically from electrical or electromechanically interference during imageacquisition featuringis used for thresholding the image toproduce a binary imagein the images.similarityb. bottom-rightd. none of the aboveb.d.a frequency filter.spatially independent noiseNone of the aboveb. is employed for equalizing theimaged. None of the above9) Hough transform can connect discrete edges by inspecting possible lines ina. cylindricalb. polarc. sphericald. none of the above10) When the image is rotated in the spatial domain, it corresponds to awith equal angle.a. scalingc. rotationb.translationd. none of the aboveof thecoordinates.of the frequency spectra

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4) Image segmentation can be done by detecting a. discontinuity c. both a and b b. d. 5) In morphological operations, structuring elements kernel is located at the image origin. a. center c. top-left 6) In the frequency domain the frequency content of a. multiplied by b. c. averaged with d. in the images. similarity none of the above are aligned with the image where the_ b. bottom-right d. none of the above the image is divided by convolved by a frequency filter. of the

4) Image segmentation can be done by detecting a. discontinuity c. both a and b b. d. 5) In morphological operations, structuring elements kernel is located at the image origin. a. center c. top-left 6) In the frequency domain the frequency content of a. multiplied by b. c. averaged with d. in the images. similarity none of the above are aligned with the image where the_ b. bottom-right d. none of the above the image is divided by convolved by a frequency filter. of the

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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