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Dip Lab Q

The document outlines a series of image processing tasks to be performed on an 8-bit image named mri256.jpg. These tasks include reading the image, editing pixels, applying various filters and transformations, calculating metrics like SNR and PSNR, and performing operations such as edge detection and wavelet transformation. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for conducting multiple image analysis and enhancement techniques.

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Dip Lab Q

The document outlines a series of image processing tasks to be performed on an 8-bit image named mri256.jpg. These tasks include reading the image, editing pixels, applying various filters and transformations, calculating metrics like SNR and PSNR, and performing operations such as edge detection and wavelet transformation. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for conducting multiple image analysis and enhancement techniques.

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1. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8 bits).

Now perform the


following operations
i. Read the image
ii. Find the size, shape and dimension of the image
iii. Edit a particular pixel
iv. Find the value of a particular pixel
v. Find the max and min pixels
vi. Find contrast value
vii. Display the image repeatedly in 3x 3 tabular format.
2. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8 bits). Now perform the
following transformations
i. Negative
ii. Log
iii. Gray level slicing with and without background.
3. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the bit plane
slicing for each bit but display only 7th bit and 2nd bit. Perform image compression.
Find the compression ratio of the original and compressed image.
4. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the weighted
average filter operation for mask sizes 3x3,5x5,7x7,9x9,11x11,13x13,15x15.
Calculate i. SNR ii. PSNR iii. MSE iv. Edge preservation factor (EPF).
5. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the weighted
average filter operation for mask size 7x7 iteratively (10 times). Calculate (i. SNR
ii. PSNR iii. MSE iv. Edge preservation factor (EPF) for each iteration. Comment
about the result.
6. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the Gaussian filter
operation for different mask sizes 3x3,5x5,7x7,9x9,11x11,13x13,15x15. Calculate
i. SNR ii. PSNR iii. MSE iv. Edge preservation factor (EPF).
7. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the Gaussian filter
operation for mask size 7x7 iteratively (10 times). Calculate (i. SNR ii. PSNR iii.
MSE iv. Edge preservation factor (EPF) for each iteration. Comment about the
result.
8. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the median filter
operation for different mask sizes 3x3,5x5,7x7,9x9,11x11,13x13,15x15. Calculate
i. SNR ii. PSNR iii. MSE iv. Edge preservation factor (EPF).
9. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the Laplacian
filter operation. Use different masks. Compare between low and high pass mask
coefficients.
10. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform the edge
detection for the following operations
i. Sobel
ii. Roberts
11. Suppose there are some points and lines in an image. Now perform point and
line detection algorithms to detect point and line from the image.
12. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform DFT operation
to transform the image in frequency domain. Explain the impact of magnitude and
phase components of the image.
13. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform threshold
operation to convert the image in binary format. Now perform the following
operations
i. dilation
ii. erosion
iii. opening
iv. closing
14. Suppose you have an image named mri256.jpg (8bits). Perform 1or 2 level/s
operation for Discrete Wavelet Transformation.

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