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ET20733 12nov2021
ET20733 12nov2021
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Section 1
Q. I High-definition television (HDTV) generates images with a resolution of ll25 horizontal TV lines I02l
interlaced (rvhere every other line is painted on the tube face in each of two fields, each field being
li60th of a second in duration). The width- to-height aspect ratio of the images is 4:3. The fact that the
horizontal lines are distinct fixes the vertical resolution of the images. A company has designed an
irnage capture svstem that generates digital images from HDTV images. The resolution of each TV
(horizontal) line in their systerr is in proporlion to vertical resolution. with the proportion being the
u,idth+o-height ratio of the images. Each pixel in the color image has 24 bits of intensity resglution, 8
pixels each for a red. a green! and a blue image. These three "primary" images form a color image. How
man;- bits rvould it take to store a 4-hour HDTV program?
Q.2 Suppose that a flat area rvith center at (xs,yo) is illuminated by a light source with intensitl, [021
distribut ion
i'(x, Y) = 17 r(G-x)2 + (Y-Yil')
Assurne fbrsinrplicit)'thatthe reflectanceof the area is constantand equalto 1.0. and = let K
255. lf the resulting image is digitized with k bits of intensity resolution. and the eye can
detect an abrupt change of eight shades of intensity between adjacent pixels, what value of K
w'ill cause visible false contouring?
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Q.3 Suppose a 3-bit irnage has the intensity distribution shou,n in following table. 1021
No. of Pixels 8 l0 l0 2 t2 t6 A
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Get the histograrn transfbrmation function and make equalized output intensity clistribution.
Q.1 pr(r\ _ {2rlQ - 1)', 0 < r < L -
-'\/ L [02]
( 0.otherwise
Find the transformation function that u'ill produce an image whose intensity PDF is
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Q.6 Shorv that the Sobel and Prervitt gradient masks give isotropic results only for [021
horizontal and vertical edges. and for edges orientsd 31 +45o.
ll. For the given image strip in the figure 2. find the first and second order derivatives.
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Q.7 Consider an irnage strip of size 50 x 100 shou'n in fig.3. The image consists of five vertical l02l
strips. The corresponding gray levels of the strips from lefttb right are 128,64,32,16 and 8.
The corresponding rvidths of the strips are 35,30,20. 10 and 5 pixels respectively. If this strip
image is coded by Huffman coding, determine its efficiency.
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Q.8 Explain step wise details of Golurnb's coding. Use standard terminology. Explain the overall [021
process for G:(7).
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rvith bold letter. Calculate a) Dilation and b) Erosion for the given image. Use replicate symmetric
r,r,henever required.
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Q.l0 The input birrary image is shor.vn belorv (frg: -5). The image A is opened rvith the structuring [021
element B. Show the resultant image.
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