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Image processing, Analysis, and Machine Vision

Milan Sonka, Václav Hlavác, Roger Boyle

Chapter 2

The Image, Its Representations and Properties - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Define, with diagrams, perspective projection and orthographic projection.

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Problem 2

Define:
$\bullet$ Spatial resolution
$\bullet$ Spectral resolution
$\bullet$ Radiometric resolution
$\bullet$ Time resolution

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Problem 3

Why the analog television norms as NTSC, PAL (which are several decades old) use interlaced image lines?

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Problem 4

Use Matlab or similar software to generate images of very low contrast; determine what contrast is detectable by humans.

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Problem 5

Define:
$\bullet$ Additive noise
$\bullet$ Multiplicative noise
$\bullet$ Gaussian noise
$\bullet$ Impulsive noise
$\bullet$ Salt-and-pepper nolse

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Problem 6

A photoreceptor or camera sensor can be modeled by the following equation:
$$
q_i=\int_{\lambda_1}^{\lambda_2} I(\lambda) R_2(\lambda) S(\lambda) d \lambda
$$
$\bullet$ Name/describe the individual variables.
$\bullet$ What is $q_i$ ?

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Problem 7

Briefly describe the relationship between the color gamut perceivable by humans and available in a typical CRT or LCD display.
Provide a rough sketch of each of these two gamuts in a single CIE chromaticity diagram.

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Problem 8

Explain the concept of color constancy. Why is it important for color image processing and/or analysis?

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