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What is one of the primary uses of both linear and non-linear filtering in image enhancement?
What is one of the primary uses of both linear and non-linear filtering in image enhancement?
- Color correction
- Edge detection
- Noise removal (correct)
- Contrast enhancement
What type of noise is commonly targeted for removal using different filters in image enhancement?
What type of noise is commonly targeted for removal using different filters in image enhancement?
- Gaussian noise
- 'Salt and sugar' noise
- Uniform noise
- 'Salt and pepper' noise (correct)
What is the effect of mean filtering on an image?
What is the effect of mean filtering on an image?
- Blurs the image by replacing each pixel with the median value from its neighborhood
- Smoothes the image by replacing each pixel with the mean value from its neighborhood (correct)
- Introduces more noise into the image
- Enhances the edges of the image
Which type of noise does the 'Isp' variable represent in the given code snippet?
Which type of noise does the 'Isp' variable represent in the given code snippet?
What is the primary purpose of adding noise to an image in the given code snippet?
What is the primary purpose of adding noise to an image in the given code snippet?
How does a mean filter differ from a median filter in image processing?
How does a mean filter differ from a median filter in image processing?
What is a drawback of mean filtering?
What is a drawback of mean filtering?
What is the main advantage of median filtering over mean filtering?
What is the main advantage of median filtering over mean filtering?
How does increasing the neighborhood size for mean filtering affect the resulting image?
How does increasing the neighborhood size for mean filtering affect the resulting image?
What type of noise is best dealt with using a measure that is robust to statistical outliers?
What type of noise is best dealt with using a measure that is robust to statistical outliers?
What is the effect of applying a median filter to an image with 'salt and pepper' noise?
What is the effect of applying a median filter to an image with 'salt and pepper' noise?
How does the median filter compare to the mean filter in terms of computational cost?
How does the median filter compare to the mean filter in terms of computational cost?
What does it mean when a filter is described as 'robust to statistical outliers'?
What does it mean when a filter is described as 'robust to statistical outliers'?
Why is mean filtering not effective for 'salt and pepper' noise?
Why is mean filtering not effective for 'salt and pepper' noise?
In general, what are the drawbacks of mean filtering?
In general, what are the drawbacks of mean filtering?
'Salt and pepper' noise consists of:
'Salt and pepper' noise consists of:
