point based filtering Flashcards

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explain the point-based filtering

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in this case, the output image depends solely on the value of the image pixel

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what are the three types of filtering

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point filtering where the computation relies on the values pixel of the image

region-based filtering where the values of the output image rely on its neighbourhood for instance kernel convolution and morphology

frequency base filter when the image is projected to the Fourier space, we filter on the Fourier space and then project it back to the Fourier space

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what is an underexposed image

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it is a an image with high contrast when we would notice a high number of the dark pixels and low number of light values

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explain the effect of histogram equalization and how it can be computed

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the idea consists of constructing a lookup table that stretches the picked gray levels meaning we are more interested to stretch higher range of gray level and compressing the low range of grey level

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5
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explain how the sensor acquire the colors

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usually to acquire the colour the sensor uses 3 colours

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what is the difference between Gaussian pyramid and subsampling pyramid

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the applying a low pass filter after quantification while the other applies a direct quantification

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what is level sampling

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consist of limiting the number of image encoding, each time we encode the image with one bit less for instance

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what is the entropy

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entropy of an image reflects how many bits we need to encode a specific pixel gray level

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what is the historgram of an image

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reflects how many times we see a specific gray level or in another word the distribution of an image

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what is the co-occurrence matrix

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Describes the relative position of the gray level in the image

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how does the window impacts the cooccurrence matrix

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incresing the window mean the value in the pixel will be less related to its neighbourhood

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what are the types of image compression

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lossy compression and non-lossy compression

for images lossy compression is not an issue as the brain can easily cope with that

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what is the idea behind huffman encoding

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it consists of a way to encode common values with less

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what is run length

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usually only work binay images, instead of sending the image we send the value reflecting the

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what is the idea behind image restoration

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the idea is that we have the original image f that undergo a deformation H and additive noise N

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what are the assumption when the noise is negligeable

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we take the Fourier transform of the image , and divide by the default , then inverted again to be an image

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what are the assumption in case of non negligeable noise

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we may notice high frequencies in, we have peaks in the high-frequency domain

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what is the blind deconvolution

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we use it when we do not know the transform we approach it numerically