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This document contains questions from a digital speech and image processing exam. It asks students to answer 5 of 8 questions, each with multiple parts. The questions cover topics like image sampling, histogram equalization, convolution, thresholding, morphological operations, and image compression techniques. For example, question 1 asks students to explain the concept of image sampling and how to avoid aliasing. Question 7 asks students to define terms related to image compression like compression ratio and quantization, and explain different types of redundancies.

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Nr-410507-Digital Speech and Image Processing

This document contains questions from a digital speech and image processing exam. It asks students to answer 5 of 8 questions, each with multiple parts. The questions cover topics like image sampling, histogram equalization, convolution, thresholding, morphological operations, and image compression techniques. For example, question 1 asks students to explain the concept of image sampling and how to avoid aliasing. Question 7 asks students to define terms related to image compression like compression ratio and quantization, and explain different types of redundancies.

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Code No: 410507

IV B.Tech I-Semester Regular Examinations, November-2004


DIGITAL SPEECH AND IMAGE PROCESSING
(Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Computer
Engineering)
Time: 3 hours
Max. Marks: 80
Answer any Five questions
All questions carry equal marks
--1.a)
b)

Explain the concept of image sampling in detail.


What is aliasing? How it can be avoided?

2.a)

Explain why the discrete histogram equalization technique does not in general,
yield a flat histogram.
Suppose that a digital image is subjected to histogram equalization. Show that
a second pass of histogram equalization will produce exactly same result as
first pass.

b)

3.a)
b)

State and explain convolution theorem on images.


Discuss various factors that influence the brightness of a pixel in an image.

4.

The mean and standard deviation of the background pixels in the image shown
are 110 and 15 respectively. The object pixels have mean and standard
deviation values of 200 and 40 respectively. Give a thresholding solution for
segmenting the objects of the image.

5.

Design a technique for detecting gaps of length ranging between 1 and L


pixels in line segments of a binary image. Assume that the lines are 1 pixel
thick.

6.a)

Explain with an example the boundary extraction using morphology


operations.
Write short notes on opening and closing.

b)
7.a)
b)
c)
8.a)
b)

What do you mean by bandwidth compression?.


Explain the two different types of image compression techniques and their
applications.
In digital image compression how different types of redundancies are
applicable? Explain.
What is meant by statistical coding? Classify.
Explain briefly about the types of statistical coding.
^*^*^

Set No:

Code No: 410507


IV B.Tech I-Semester Regular Examinations, November-2004
DIGITAL SPEECH AND IMAGE PROCESSING
(Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Computer
Engineering)
Time: 3 hours
Max. Marks: 80
Answer any Five questions
All questions carry equal marks
--1.a) Explain Shannons sampling theorem in respect of image sampling.
b) Explain the effect of sampling over finite intervals with suitable graphical
illustrations.
2.

Two images f(x,y) and g(x,y) have histograms hf and hg.Give the condition
under which you can determine the histogram of
(a) f(x,y) + g(x,y)
(b) f(x,y) - g(x,y)
(c) f(x,y) * g(x,y)
(d) f(x,y) g(x,y)
interms of hf and hg. Explain how to obtain histogram in each case

3.a)

Suppose the convolution of two finite digital functions is to be performed,


determine how many elementary operations (additions and multiplications) are
required for the given sized domains.How many operations are required if
convolution theorem is exploted.
Explain the aliasing effect in terms of Fourier frequency overlaps.

b)
4.

The speed of a bullet in flight is to be estimated by using high-speed imaging


techniques. The method of choice involves the use of a TV camera and flash
that exposes the scene for K sec. The bullet is 2.5cm long, 2 cm wide, and its
range of speed is 750 250 m/s. The camera optics produce an image in
which the bullet occupies 10% of the horizontal resolution of a 256 X 256
digital image.
a)
Determine the maximum value of K that will guarantee that the blur
from motion does not exceed 1 pixel.
b) Propose a segmentation procedure for automatically extracting the bullet
from a sequence of frames.

5.

Show that the Sobel and Prewitt gradient masks give isotropic results only for
horizontal and vertical edges oriented at 450.

6.a)
b)

With examples, explain how morphology operations are used in region filling.
Discuss the various applications for gray scale morphology.

7.a)
b)

What do you mean by compression? Briefly explain its requirement.


Differentiate lossy compression and lossless compression. Mention their
applications.
What do you mean by improved Gray Scale Quantization?
Explain the fidelity criteria in image compression.

c)
d)
8.

What are the types of compression used in image application. Mention the
requirements of compression. Briefly explain.
^*^*^

Set No:

Code No: 410507


IV B.Tech I-Semester Regular Examinations, November-2004
DIGITAL SPEECH AND IMAGE PROCESSING
(Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Computer
Engineering)
Time: 3 hours
Max. Marks: 80
Answer any Five questions
All questions carry equal marks
--1.a)
b)

What are the advantages of colour images over monochrome images?


Which is the most relevant colour image model for image processing? Why?
Explain the same in detail.

2.a) Explain histogram equalization in detail.


b) What do you mean by histogram matching? Explain.
3.a)

Explain smoothing using rotating mask and the algorithm for this type of
smoothing.
b) Explain what is spatial filtering.

4.a)
b)

What do you meant by multispectral thresholding? Explain how this method


is useful for image segmentation?
What do you meant by multilevel thresholding? Explain how this method is
useful for image segmentation.

5.

A binary image contains straight lines oriented horizontally, vertically, at 45 0


and at -450. Give a set of 3X3 masks that can be used to detect 1-pixel-long
breaks in these lines.

6.a)

Explain how the connected components of an image can be extracted using


morphological operations.
Write short notes on dilation and erosion.

b)
7.a)

b)
8.a)
b)

Define :
(i)
Compression ratio
(ii)
Relative data redundancy
(iii)
Mappings
(iv)
Quantization in Psychovisual redundancy.
How the interpixel redundancy is differentiated from the coding redundancy
and psychovisual redundancy?
Mention different types of coding used in error free compression.
Explain about any three types of coding in error free compression?
^*^*^

Set No:

Code No: 410507


IV B.Tech I-Semester Regular Examinations, November-2004
DIGITAL SPEECH AND IMAGE PROCESSING
(Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Computer
Engineering)
Time: 3 hours
Max. Marks: 80
Answer any Five questions
All questions carry equal marks
--1.

Explain different colour models and their relevance to image processing in


detail.

2.

Propose a set of gray level slicing transformations, capable of producing all


the individual bit planes of an 8-bit monochrome image (For example, a
transformation function with the property T(r)=0 for r in the range [0,127] and
T(r)=255 for r in the range [128,255] produces an image of the 7 th bit plane in
an 8-bit image).

3.a)
b)

Define a template and explain about convolution window


Explain any one of the image smoothing techniques in detail.

4.

Explain various detection of discontinuity methods in detail with suitable


examples.

5.

Explain in detail how the Gradient and Laplacian operators are used in image
segmentation applications.

6.

Explain about the following morphological operations used in gray scale


image representation.(i) Dilation (ii) Erosion (iii) Opening (iv) Closing.

7.a)
b)
c)

With a neat block diagram, describe the image compression system model
What do you mean by mapper in source encoder?
Compare the statistical Compression and spatial Compression.

8.

How statistical coding is differentiated from spatial coding? Give one example
for both the coding. Explain.
^*^*^

Set No:

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