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The document outlines the assignment details for the 6th semester course 'Computer Vision' (CCS338), with a submission deadline of January 20, 2025. It includes various questions related to image processing techniques, algorithms for object recognition, and enhancements, each assigned specific marks and grouped by student registration numbers. The tasks cover topics such as geometric transformations, photometric image formation, and image registration in real-time systems.

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Assignment - I

The document outlines the assignment details for the 6th semester course 'Computer Vision' (CCS338), with a submission deadline of January 20, 2025. It includes various questions related to image processing techniques, algorithms for object recognition, and enhancements, each assigned specific marks and grouped by student registration numbers. The tasks cover topics such as geometric transformations, photometric image formation, and image registration in real-time systems.

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Semester: 6th Deadline for Submission: 20.1.

2025
Course Name: COMPUTER VISION Course Code: CCS338

ASSIGNMENT – I EVEN SEMESTER 2024-25

Group Question Marks BT CO


Implement an algorithm that uses geometric transformations to match two
1 images of the same object taken from different angles. How would you handle
(Register Nos. 10 B1 1
scale and rotational differences between the images in a real-world object
63,64,65,66,67)
recognition task?
In a real-time image acquisition system (e.g., surveillance camera), explain how
2 the lighting conditions (like varying sunlight or artificial lighting) affect the
(Register Nos. 10 B1 1
photometric image formation. How would you compensate for these changes in
68,69,70,71,72,73)
a dynamic environment?
For a real-time autonomous vehicle, how does the on-board camera’s frame rate
3
(Register Nos. and resolution affect object detection and tracking in video streams? What 10 B2 1
74,75,76,77,78) factors would you need to consider when selecting a camera for this task?

4 Design a point operator-based image enhancement technique for facial


(Register Nos. 10 B2 1
recognition.
79, 80,81,82,83)
5 In a tracking system using a video stream, implement a linear filtering
(Register Nos. technique (e.g., Gaussian filter) to reduce noise. 10 B1 1
84,85,86,87, 88)
5 Design an edge detection algorithm using neighbourhood operators (e.g., Sobel
(Register Nos. filter) for an autonomous robot navigating through a cluttered environment. 10 B2 1
89,90,91,92,93)
In an image compression, explain how the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)
6 can be used to compress image data without significant loss of quality. How
(Register Nos. 10 B1 1
would you optimize this process for low-latency transmission over the
94,95,96,97,98)
network?
Implement a global optimization method to perform image registration in a
7
(Register Nos. real-time medical imaging system. How would you handle variations in 10 B2 1
99,100,101,102) lighting, viewpoint, and scale in a dynamic operating environment?
Given a set of feature points detected from a 3D object, explain how you would
8
(Register Nos. apply geometric transformations (scaling, rotation, and translation) to align the 10 A2 1
103,104,105,106) 3D model with a 2D image for object recognition.
Using a real-time video stream from a smart phone camera, explain how you
9
(Register Nos. would handle the challenges of photometric noise and lens distortion to 10 B1 1
107,108,109,110) enhance image quality for face recognition
Implement a simple linear filter (such as a Gaussian blur or Sobel edge
10
(Register Nos. detection) in a programming language like Python or MATLAB. Show how the 10 B1 1
111,112,113,114) filter alters an image.

11 Given an image, apply the Fourier transform to it and visualize its frequency
(Register Nos. components. Then apply a low-pass filter and show how the image changes. 10 B2 1
115,116,117,118,119)
12 Explain the process of image registration using geometric transformations. How
(Register Nos. do you align two images taken from different viewpoints? 10 A2 1
120,121,122,303)

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