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What is the main challenge in manually extracting features from image data?
What is the main challenge in manually extracting features from image data?
- Lack of suitable software tools
- Incredible variability in image data (correct)
- Too much sensitivity to occlusions
- Difficulty in detecting brightness values
Why is it important for a classification pipeline to be invariant to certain variations?
Why is it important for a classification pipeline to be invariant to certain variations?
- To ensure consistent classification regardless of certain image variations (correct)
- To focus only on occlusions
- To make it more sensitive to intra-class variations
- To ignore all variations within classes
How can neural networks help in feature extraction from images?
How can neural networks help in feature extraction from images?
- By avoiding hierarchical feature learning
- By introducing more occlusions
- By learning visual features directly from data (correct)
- By manually defining features
What is the benefit of learning a hierarchy of features in image analysis?
What is the benefit of learning a hierarchy of features in image analysis?
Which approach is suggested for reconstructing a representation of the final class label?
Which approach is suggested for reconstructing a representation of the final class label?
What do neural networks aim to achieve in feature extraction from images?
What do neural networks aim to achieve in feature extraction from images?
What type of neural networks were discussed in lecture one?
What type of neural networks were discussed in lecture one?
What happens when a two-dimensional image is fed into a fully connected network for image classification?
What happens when a two-dimensional image is fed into a fully connected network for image classification?
Why is it mentioned that densely connected networks lose the spatial structure of images?
Why is it mentioned that densely connected networks lose the spatial structure of images?
What is a drawback of using densely connected neural networks for image processing?
What is a drawback of using densely connected neural networks for image processing?
In densely connected networks, what does it mean that every input is connected to every output in a layer?
In densely connected networks, what does it mean that every input is connected to every output in a layer?
How does collapsing a two-dimensional image into a one-dimensional vector affect the subsequent processing?
How does collapsing a two-dimensional image into a one-dimensional vector affect the subsequent processing?
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