Q1 Suppose an image has a line having three points with (x,y) coordinates (1,2), (2,3), and (3,4) (assume the image coordinates starts from (0,0)). What will these points be in the Hough space (m, b)? Draw them in Hough space with exact coordinates mentioned, where (m, b) are the parameters representing the slope and intercept of the line. What information do you get from the resultant Hough space?

Q1 Suppose an image has a line having three points with (x,y) coordinates (1,2), (2,3), and (3,4) (assume the image coordinates starts from (0,0)). What will these points be in the Hough space (m, b)? Draw them in Hough space with exact coordinates mentioned, where (m, b) are the parameters representing the slope and intercept of the line. What information do you get from the resultant Hough space?

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