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    This document is the final exam for a 4th year computer engineering class on digital image processing (DIP). The exam contains multiple choice and written response questions. Question 1 asks how to automatically determine the color of cars on an assembly line using imaging and considers cost, with subquestions on image processing paths. Question 2 covers degradation function estimation, histogram equalization, and spatial vs. gray level resolution. Question 3 involves filtering an image segment and explaining ringing artifacts. The last section involves a practical exam worth 15 marks.

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    This document is the final exam for a 4th year computer engineering class on digital image processing (DIP). The exam contains multiple choice and written response questions. Question 1 asks how to automatically determine the color of cars on an assembly line using imaging and considers cost, with subquestions on image processing paths. Question 2 covers degradation function estimation, histogram equalization, and spatial vs. gray level resolution. Question 3 involves filtering an image segment and explaining ringing artifacts. The last section involves a practical exam worth 15 marks.

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    University of Mosul Final Exam.

    College: Electronics Eng. Time: 3 Hours


    Dept.: Computer & Info. Eng. Date: 14/ 2/2011
    ( 4th ) Class Lecturer: Dr. Majid
    Subject: DIP
    Code: EECO11 S4022

    Q1-(A) An automobile manufacturer is automating the placement of certain components on the bumpers of a
    limited-edition line of sports cars. The components are color coordinated, so the robots need to know
    the color of each car in order to select the appropriate bumper component. Models come in only four
    colors: blue, green, red, and white. You are hired to propose a solution based on imaging. How would
    you solve the problem of automatically determining the color of each car, keeping in mind that cost is
    the most important consideration in your choice of components? (2 marks)

    Q1-(B) Consider the image segment shown. Let V= {0, 1} and compute the lengths of the shortest 4-, 8-, and
    m-path be-tween p and q. If a particular path does not exist between these two points, explain why.

    p1 0 0 2
    2 4 6 1
    6 6 1 3
    6 4 q0 4 (6 marks)

    Q1-(c) What effect would setting to zero the bits planes (0, 1, 2, 3) at the same time, on the histogram of an
    image in general? (2 marks)

    Q2-(A) Degradation function is an important for image restoration, state the methods of degradation
    function estimation and explain one of them. (4 marks)

    Q2-(B) Explain why the discrete histogram equalization technique does not, in general, yield a flat histogram.
    (3 marks)

    Q2-(C) What is the difference between the spatial resolution and the gray level resolution? (3 marks)

    Q3- (A) The white box in the image shown is 10 * 10 pixel. What would this image look like after application
    of (9 marks)

    a- A 3 x 3 arithmetic main filter?


    b- A 3 x 3 max filter?
    c- A 3 x 3 min filter?
    d- A 3 x 3 midpoint filter?

    Note: answer three only.

    Q3-(B) Briefly explain the problem of ringing in the frequency domain filtering? (3 marks)

    Q3-(C) For the image segment shown What does this image suffer from. And how it can be treated. (3marks)

    255 230 210 245 0


    230 220 230 243 220
    190 190 0 190 190
    0 254 235 245 254
    234 243 255 243 243
    Practical 15 marks
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