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Question Bank Computer Vision

The document is a question bank for a Computer Vision course, specifically focusing on Unit 3 and Unit 4 topics. It includes 2, 5, and 10 mark questions covering various concepts such as morphological operations, color models, camera calibration, and epipolar geometry. The questions aim to assess understanding of fundamental principles and applications in image processing and computer vision.

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Question Bank Computer Vision

The document is a question bank for a Computer Vision course, specifically focusing on Unit 3 and Unit 4 topics. It includes 2, 5, and 10 mark questions covering various concepts such as morphological operations, color models, camera calibration, and epipolar geometry. The questions aim to assess understanding of fundamental principles and applications in image processing and computer vision.

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Question Bank

Computer Vision (BTAIML701-20)


Unit -3

Question Bank

2 Marks Questions:

1. What is morphological erosion in image processing?


2. Define color image smoothing.
3. What is the purpose of dilation in image morphology?
4. Briefly explain the RGB color model.
5. What is a Haar transform?
6. What is the difference between opening and closing in morphology?
7. What is meant by pseudo-color image processing?
8. What is a wavelet transform in 1-D?
9. What is a color transformation in image processing?
10. Define the hit-or-miss transformation in morphological operations.

5 Marks Questions:

1. Explain the process of image smoothing in color images and its importance.
2. Discuss the difference between erosion and dilation in morphological image
processing.
3. Describe the YIQ color model and its applications.
4. Explain the process of multiresolution expansion and its significance in image
pyramids.
5. Discuss the opening and closing operations in morphology with an example.
6. Explain the concept and applications of Haar transform in image compression.
7. How does pseudo-color image processing enhance visualization of grayscale images?
8. Explain the steps involved in the wavelet transform for 1-D signal processing.

10 Marks Questions:

1. Explain in detail the various color models (RGB, CMY, YUV, HSV) used in image
processing. Compare their applications and advantages.
2. Describe the wavelet transform in 1-D, its mathematical basis, and its significance in
signal and image processing.
3. Discuss the image pyramid technique, explaining both Gaussian and Laplacian
pyramids with their applications.
4. Provide a detailed explanation of erosion, dilation, opening, and closing operations in
morphological image processing, and their role in shape analysis.
5. Explain how the Haar transform is used in image compression, and compare it to
other wavelet transforms.
6. Discuss color image smoothing and sharpening techniques in detail, including their
practical applications in image enhancement.
7. Explain the hit-or-miss transformation and its role in object detection in binary
images.
Unit-4

2 Marks Questions:

1. What is the fundamental matrix in epipolar geometry?


2. Define the essential matrix and its role in camera geometry.
3. What is camera calibration?
4. Briefly explain disparity maps in stereo vision.
5. What is epipolar geometry?
6. Define a loss function in the context of machine learning for image processing.
7. What is optical flow?
8. What is a projection matrix in camera models?
9. What does volumetric shape reconstruction involve?
10. Define the term "regularization-based stereo" in 3D reconstruction.

5 Marks Questions:

1. Explain the relationship between the fundamental matrix and the essential matrix in
epipolar geometry.
2. How is a disparity map created and used in stereo vision for depth estimation?
3. Discuss the importance of camera calibration and the steps involved in calibrating a
camera.
4. Explain the concept of epipolar geometry and how it simplifies the stereo
correspondence problem.
5. Discuss the role of loss functions in training machine learning models for optical flow
estimation.
6. Describe the working principle of optical flow and its applications in computer vision.

10 Marks Questions:

1. Explain in detail the process of camera calibration, including intrinsic and extrinsic
parameters, and its significance in 3D vision applications.
2. Describe the role of fundamental and essential matrices in stereo vision, and explain
how they are used to compute epipolar constraints.
3. Explain the process of generating disparity maps from stereo images and discuss their
importance in depth estimation and 3D reconstruction.
4. Discuss the principles of epipolar geometry, illustrating how it is used to reduce the
complexity of matching points in stereo images.
5. Describe how projection matrices are used in camera models, and explain their role in
projecting 3D points onto a 2D image plane.
6. Compare window-based and regularization-based stereo techniques for volumetric
shape reconstruction. Discuss the advantages and limitations of each approach.
7. Discuss the various loss functions used in optical flow estimation and their
significance in improving the accuracy of flow prediction models.
8. Explain the method of volumetric shape reconstruction and its application in 3D
imaging, focusing on the transition from window-based to regularization-based stereo
techniques.

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