Q16) Which of the following is FALSE about image segmentation? 1. Fully connected layers can be replaced with convolutions 2. The decoder in this architecture can only work with learnable kernels 3. The output is another image where each pixel conveys its class distribution 4. Larger output sizes can be used via upsampling

Q16) Which of the following is FALSE about image segmentation? 1. Fully connected layers can be replaced with convolutions 2. The decoder in this architecture can only work with learnable kernels 3. The output is another image where each pixel conveys its class distribution 4. Larger output sizes can be used via upsampling

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