Consider a linear, position-invariant image degradation system with impulse response
Supose that the input to the system is an image cosnsiting of a line of infinitesimal width located at x = a, and modeled by f(x, y) = 8(x-a), where 8 is an impulse. Assuming no noise, what is the output image g(x, y)?
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Find an expression for the signature of each of the following boundaries, and plot the signatures.
i) An equilateral triangle
ii) A rectangle
iii) An ellipse
The arithmetic decoding process is the reverse of the encoding procedure. Decode the message 0.23355 given the coding model.
| Symbol | Probability |
| a | 0.2 |
| e | 0.3 |
| i | 0.1 |
| o | 0.2 |
| u | 0.1 |
| ! | 0.1 |
Define the terms 'Sampling' and 'Quantization' in context of digital image processing. A medical image has size 8x8 inches, the sampling reduction is 5 cycles/mm, calculate the number of pixels required for the medical image.
A binary image contains straight lines oriented horizontally, vertically, at 45°, and at - 45°. Give a set of 3 x 3 masks that can be used to detect 1-pixel breaks in these lines. Assume that the intensities of the lines and background are 1 and 0, respectively.
Two images, f (x,y) and g (x,y), have histograms he and hg. Give the condition under which you can determine the histograms of
i) f(x,y)+g(x, y)
ii) f(x,y)-g(x,y)
iii) f(x, y)xg(x, y)
iv) f(x,y)+g(x,y)
Consider an 8-pixel line of intensity data, (108,139,135,244,172,173,56,99). If it is uniformly quantized with 4-bit accuracy, compute the rms error and rms signal-to- noise ratios for the quantized data.
The white bars in the test pattern shown are 7 pixels wide and 210 pixels high. The separation between bars is 17 pixels. What would this image look like after application of
i) A 3×3 arithmetic mean filter?
ii) A 7x7 arithmetic mean filter?
iii) A 9×9 arithmetic mean filter?
