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What is the primary application of the Hough Transform?
What is the primary application of the Hough Transform?
- Mapping functions to frequency components
- Detecting simple geometric shapes (correct)
- Reducing noise in signals
- Image compression
What is a key characteristic of the Radon Transform?
What is a key characteristic of the Radon Transform?
- It maps functions defined on the plane to functions defined on the space of lines. (correct)
- It transforms image space into frequency space.
- It uses wavelet functions for analysis.
- It is primarily used for image compression.
What significant property makes the Discrete Cosine Transform useful in multimedia?
What significant property makes the Discrete Cosine Transform useful in multimedia?
- It can analyze shapes in images.
- It achieves effective noise reduction.
- It has energy compaction properties. (correct)
- It operates in parameter space.
Which transform is specifically known for using sinusoidal functions?
Which transform is specifically known for using sinusoidal functions?
In what area is the Wavelet Transform particularly useful?
In what area is the Wavelet Transform particularly useful?
What year was the Discrete Cosine Transform introduced?
What year was the Discrete Cosine Transform introduced?
Which transform is utilized primarily in tomography applications?
Which transform is utilized primarily in tomography applications?
How does the Wavelet Transform differ from the Fourier Transform?
How does the Wavelet Transform differ from the Fourier Transform?
Which of the following transforms is known for its applications in data compression like JPEG and MPEG?
Which of the following transforms is known for its applications in data compression like JPEG and MPEG?
Flashcards
What is the Hough Transform?
What is the Hough Transform?
A technique used in image processing for detecting shapes like lines, circles, and ellipses, especially when distorted or incomplete.
How does the Hough Transform work?
How does the Hough Transform work?
Transforms an image into a space of parameters, allowing for pattern identification to detect shapes.
What is the Radon Transform?
What is the Radon Transform?
A mathematical tool that maps a function defined on a plane to a function defined on the space of lines within that plane.
What is the Radon Transform used for?
What is the Radon Transform used for?
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Define the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT).
Define the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT).
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Where is the Discrete Cosine Transform used?
Where is the Discrete Cosine Transform used?
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What is the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)?
What is the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)?
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What are some applications of the Discrete Fourier Transform?
What are some applications of the Discrete Fourier Transform?
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Explain the Wavelet Transform.
Explain the Wavelet Transform.
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What are some applications of the Wavelet Transform?
What are some applications of the Wavelet Transform?
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Study Notes
Hough Transform (HT)
- The Hough Transform (HT) is a technique for detecting simple shapes in images
- It's used in image processing/computer vision
- Useful for finding lines, circles and ellipses
- Particularly good at identifying distorted, incomplete, or partially obscured shapes
- Works by transforming image space into parameter space
- Shapes are identified through patterns in the parameter space
Radon Transform
- A mathematical integral transform
- Maps a function defined on a plane to a function defined on the space of lines in the plane
- Widely used in tomography, especially CT scans
- Helps to reconstruct images from projection data
- Introduced by Johann Radon in 1917
- Has applications beyond image processing (e.g., partial differential equations)
Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT)
- Expresses data points as a sum of cosine functions with varying frequencies
- Widely used in signal processing and data compression
- Found in digital media like JPEG images, MPEG videos, and MP3 audio
- Developed by Nasir Ahmed in 1972
- Effective for multimedia compression due to its energy compaction properties
Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)
- Converts a finite sequence of equally spaced samples into coefficients of a combination of complex sinusoids
- Ordered by frequencies
- Used in signal processing, image analysis, and solving partial differential equations
Wavelet Transform
- A technique that decomposes a signal into different frequency components
- Studies each component with scale-matched resolution.
- Used in image compression, denoising, and feature extraction
- Unlike Fourier Transform, uses wavelets that are localized in both time and frequency.
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