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Consider image I (0-16 level)= [ 1 2 3; 0 1 8; 1 2 2]. Apply 3*3 mean filter over the only pixel with intensity value “8,” new intensity value will be
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Do you understand Digital Image Processing? If you believe you understand this topic well, take this DIP quiz and test your knowledge. Digital Image Processing is basically the use of a digital computer to process digital images using an algorithm. Here, we have a few questions that will help you test your knowledge and enhance it. Even if you miss See moreout on something, we are here to provide you with the correct answers. All the best! Do share the quiz with others.

2.

If the pixels of an image are shuffled, then the parameter that may change is
- Histogram
- Mean
- Median
- Mode
- None
Correct Answer

A. None

Explanation

When the pixels of an image are shuffled, the arrangement of the pixels changes but the actual values of the pixels remain the same. This means that the histogram, mean, median, and mode of the image will all stay the same. Therefore, none of these parameters will change when the pixels of an image are shuffled.

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3.

The sum of all elements in the mask of the sharpening spatial filtering (Laplacian) must be equal to
- M rows
- n columns
- M * n
- 0
Correct Answer

A. 0

Explanation

In the sharpening spatial filtering (Laplacian), the sum of all elements in the mask must be equal to 0. This is because the Laplacian filter is designed to enhance the high-frequency components in an image, which are represented by the edges and details. By setting the sum of the mask elements to 0, the filter ensures that the overall intensity of the image is preserved while emphasizing the edges and details.

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4.

Edge detection in images is commonly accomplished by performing a spatial ------of the image field.
- Smoothing Filter
- Box Filter
- Sharpening Filter
- Mean Filter
Correct Answer

A. Sharpening Filter

Explanation

Edge detection in images is commonly accomplished by performing a spatial sharpening filter on the image field. This filter enhances the high-frequency components in the image, making the edges more pronounced. By increasing the contrast between adjacent pixels, the sharpening filter helps to identify and highlight the edges present in the image. This is why the sharpening filter is a commonly used technique for edge detection in image processing.

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5.

To remove "salt-and-pepper" noise without blurring, we use
- Max Filter
- Median Filter
- Min Filter
- Smoothing Filter
Correct Answer

A. Median Filter

Explanation

The correct answer is Median Filter. The Median Filter is used to remove "salt-and-pepper" noise without blurring the image. It replaces each pixel value with the median value of its neighboring pixels. This filter is effective in removing isolated noise pixels while preserving the edges and details in the image.

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Compute the median value of the marked pixels shown in the figure below using a 3x3 mask [18 22 33 25 32 24; 34 128 24 172 26 23; 22 19 32 31 28 26 ]
- 25 30
- 24 26
- 24 31
- 25 34
Correct Answer

A. 24 31

Explanation

The given answer, 24 31, is the median value of the marked pixels in the figure. To find the median, we arrange the marked pixels in ascending order: 24, 24, 25, 26, 31, 34. Since there are 6 pixels, the median is the average of the 3rd and 4th values, which are 25 and 26. Therefore, the median value is 24 31.

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7.

How do you bring out more of the skeletal detail from a Nuclear Whole Body Bone Scan?
- Sharpening
- Enhancing
- Transformation
- None of the mentioned
Correct Answer

A. Sharpening

Explanation

Sharpening is a technique used to enhance the clarity and detail of an image. In the context of a Nuclear Whole Body Bone Scan, sharpening can be used to bring out more of the skeletal detail, making it easier to identify any abnormalities or issues. By applying sharpening algorithms or filters, the image can be enhanced to highlight the bones and their structure, providing a clearer and more detailed view.

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8.

The type of Histogram Processing in which pixels are modified based on the intensity distribution of the image is called _______________.
- Intensive
- Local
- Global
- Random
Correct Answer

A. Global

Explanation

In global histogram processing, the modification of pixels is based on the intensity distribution of the entire image. This means that the adjustments are applied uniformly to all pixels in the image, regardless of their location or context. Global histogram processing is commonly used to enhance contrast, brightness, or overall appearance of an image. It is a widely used technique in image processing and allows for global adjustments to be made to the entire image at once.

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In the _______ image, we notice that the components of the histogram are concentrated of the low side of the intensity scale.
- Bright
- dark
- Colorful
- All of the Mentioned
Correct Answer

A. dark

Explanation

The given correct answer is "dark". In a dark image, the components of the histogram are concentrated on the low side of the intensity scale. This means that the majority of the pixels in the image have low intensity values, resulting in a darker overall appearance.

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10.

Two Different images may have the same histograms. The statement is
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Two different images may have the same histograms because histograms only represent the frequency distribution of pixel intensities in an image. It does not provide any information about the actual content or appearance of the image. Therefore, it is possible for two different images to have the same distribution of pixel intensities and consequently the same histogram.

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Digital Image Processing Quiz

Consider image I (0-16 level)= [ 1 2 3; 0 1 8; 1 2 2]. Apply 3*3 mean filter over the only pixel with intensity value “8,” new intensity value will be

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If the pixels of an image are shuffled, then the parameter that may change is

The sum of all elements in the mask of the sharpening spatial filtering (Laplacian) must be equal to

Edge detection in images is commonly accomplished by performing a spatial ------of the image field.

To remove "salt-and-pepper" noise without blurring, we use

Compute the median value of the marked pixels shown in the figure below using a 3x3 mask [18 22 33 25 32 24; 34 128 24 172 26 23; 22 19 32 31 28 26 ]

How do you bring out more of the skeletal detail from a Nuclear Whole Body Bone Scan?

The type of Histogram Processing in which pixels are modified based on the intensity distribution of the image is called _______________.

In the _______ image, we notice that the components of the histogram are concentrated of the low side of the intensity scale.

Two Different images may have the same histograms. The statement is