Introduction to Computer Vision and Image Processing Week 1
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Practice Assessment
Q1. Bob works in a pharmaceutical company where his job is to monitor the quality of the tablets produced. Broken or partially formed tablets need to be separated from the correctly produced ones before the tablets are carefully counted and packed in containers. Based upon what you’ve learned so far, what would you suggest Bob do?
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Take pictures of all the tablets that are produced in the assembly line before they are sent to be packaged in containers. Use computer vision techniques on these pictures to separate the good tablets from the bad ones which prevent the bad tablets from getting shipped.
Take pictures of the containers containing all the packed tablets right before the containers are ready to be shipped. Then use computer vision techniques on these pictures to separate the good tablets from the bad ones.
Tell him to manually inspect each tablet produced and remove the deformed tablets from the production line.
Hire you to manually handpick each tablet and separate the bad ones from the good ones.
Answer: Take pictures of all the tablets that are produced in the assembly line before they are sent to be packaged in containers. Use computer vision techniques on these pictures to separate the good tablets from the bad ones which prevent the bad tablets from getting shipped.
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Q2. Security at the airport is a topic of global concern. We don’t want a miscreant carrying dangerous items onto airplanes that could cause potential harm to the lives of other passengers. How can we use Computer Vision to prevent people from carrying hazardous items onto airplanes?
Hire more security guards at the airport security.
Install scanners for scanning luggage and people. Use a custom classifier that is trained on images to identify regular everyday items.
Install scanners for scanning luggage and people. Use a custom classifier that is trained to identify hazardous items in images.
Get more police dogs to detect hazardous materials.
Answer: Install scanners for scanning luggage and people. Use a custom classifier that is trained to identify hazardous items in images.
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Graded Quiz
Q1. Detecting dangerous items in an X-Ray is an application of computer vision
True
False
Answer: True
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Q2. In the video lecture, what methodology is presented to detect rust on iron bridges?
A person on the ground takes multiple high-resolution images from multiple places. A computer vision expert splits these images into smaller groups. Each of the smaller images is passed to a custom classifier that can detect the presence of the metal structure.
A person on the ground takes multiple high-resolution images from multiple places. A computer vision expert splits these images into smaller groups. Each of the smaller images is passed to a custom classifier that can detect the presence of the metal structure versus other, non-metal structures. After this, the images are passed through another custom classifier that is trained to detect the presence of rust in images.
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A person on the ground takes multiple high-resolution images from the same place. A computer vision expert splits these images into smaller groups. Each of the smaller images is passed to a custom classifier that can detect the presence of the metal structure versus other, non-metal structures. After this, the images are passed through another custom classifier that is trained to detect the presence of rust in images.
A person on the ground takes multiple high-resolution images from the same place. A computer vision expert splits these images into smaller groups. Each of the smaller images is passed to a custom classifier that can detect the presence of the metal structure.
Answer: A person on the ground takes multiple high-resolution images from multiple places. A computer vision expert splits these images into smaller groups. Each of the smaller images is passed to a custom classifier that can detect the presence of the metal structure versus other, non-metal structures. After this, the images are passed through another custom classifier that is trained to detect the presence of rust in images.
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Q3. The popularity of self-driving cars has been rising at an exponential rate over the past decade. Based upon what you have learned, which of the following computer vision technique(s) is useful for self-driving cars? Select all relevant answers
Object Detection
Motion Transfer
Image Classification
All of the above
Answer: Object Detection, Image Classification
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