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STD 10 Computer Vision

The document is a study guide for a Computer Vision course for Std 10, containing multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and short answer questions. It covers key concepts such as applications of computer vision, image processing, classification, object detection, and the definition of images and pixels. The guide emphasizes the importance of computer vision in various industries and its foundational role in artificial intelligence.

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STD 10 Computer Vision

The document is a study guide for a Computer Vision course for Std 10, containing multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and short answer questions. It covers key concepts such as applications of computer vision, image processing, classification, object detection, and the definition of images and pixels. The guide emphasizes the importance of computer vision in various industries and its foundational role in artificial intelligence.

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Std 10

Computer Vision

A. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The applications of CV includes.___________________

(a) Agriculture (b) Banking (c) Health care (d) All of the these

2. ___________is a domain of AI that allows the system to initiate the human vision.

(a) Al (b) ML (c) CV (d) DL

3. _______________is the fundamental technology behind self-driving vehicles.

(a) Computer vision (b) Machine Language (c) NLP (d) None of the above

4. ____________________is one of the fastest growing industry.

(a) Retail (b) Insurance (c) Marketing (d) Banking

5.________________ optical character recognition to see images and do the translation.

(a) Transport (b) E-Commerce (c) Logistics (d) Google Translate

6.___________________is a flat region in an image with 0 or negligible intensity change in the pixels

(a) Corner (b) Ridges (c) Blob (d) Edges

7. _________________is one dimensional curve which represents an axis of symmetry.

(a) Ridges (b) Blob (c) Edges (d) Corners

8. ________________images are monochrome images which means that they have one

(a) RCB images (b) Binary images (c) Grayscale images (d) None of the above

9. An image consists of a rectangular array of dots called ___________


(a) Pixels b) Images. (c) Resolution. (d) All of the above

10 . RGB stands for_____________

(a) Red Green Blue (b) Ridges Gray Blobs. (c) Resolution Grayscale Binary (d) None of the above

B. Fill in the Blanks

1. For AI the role of "eyes" to see is handled by Computer Vision domain


2 CV is concerned with Modelling.
3. Today, most of the commercial activities across the globe are done using E-Commerce
4. Using applications of CV we can have 3D image of the body and body part.
5. The concept of CV was introduced in the year 1970.
C. Answer the following questions.

1. What do you mean by CV?

Ans, Computer Vision, often abbreviated as CV, is defined as a field of study that seeks to develop
techniques to help computers "see" and understand the content of digital images such as photographs and
videos.

2. What does CV involves?

Ans. Computer vision involves the concept of image processing and machine learning models

to build a computer vision based application which ultimately helps in building an expert system.

3. What is classification?
Ans: classification is the simplest and the most common task related to images. It is the task of identifying the
object in an image as a whole and separated from other similar looking images.

4. What is classification and localisation?


Ans:
This task involves both identifying what object is present in an image, and at the same time identifying at
what location the object is present in the image. It can be used only for single objects.

5. What is object detection?


Ans: Object detection is the process of finding instances of real-world objects, such as faces, buildings,
cards, animals in images on videos. Object detection, algorithms, typically, use extracted features, and
learning algorithms to recognise the instances of an object and act, according to its category.

6. What is instance segmentation?


Ans. It is the process of detecting instances of the object, assigning demo category and giving each pixel a
label on that basis.

7. What are Binary images?

Ans. Binary images are the simplest type of images. These images are composed of only two colours black
and white or in terms of binary system 0 and 1.

8. What are the major goals of extracting image features?

Ans. The major goals of extracting image features are-


(1) Describe and interpret the scene captured in the image.
(2) Identify the relationship between different objects in the image.
(3) Skip unnecessary regions in the image.

9. Define (a) Images, (b) Pixels, (c) Resolution.

As (a) Images-- An image is a visual representation of an object or place. But in terms of computers, an
image consists of collection of rectangular array of dots called pixels.

(b) Pixels--Pixel is the smallest element of an image on a computer screen.

(c )Resolution--The resolution of an image is defined in pixels per inch, which refers to the number of pixels
displayed per inch of an image.

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