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How does a computer view images?
How does a computer view images?
- As a single pixel
- As a matrix of two-dimensional numbers (correct)
- As a combination of letters
- As a series of words
In an RGB image, how are the red, green, and blue colors represented?
In an RGB image, how are the red, green, and blue colors represented?
- As a combination of red, green, and blue pixels
- As separate audio files
- As three separate two-dimensional images (correct)
- As one single-dimensional image
What is the main difference between classification and regression in machine learning?
What is the main difference between classification and regression in machine learning?
- The type of input they take
- The type of output they predict (correct)
- The color of the images they analyze
- The size of the images they process
What types of tasks can be performed with the foundation of representing images as matrices?
What types of tasks can be performed with the foundation of representing images as matrices?
Why do we concatenate three 2D matrices in RGB images?
Why do we concatenate three 2D matrices in RGB images?
What kind of value does regression output in machine learning?
What kind of value does regression output in machine learning?
What is the main goal of building a classification pipeline for image recognition?
What is the main goal of building a classification pipeline for image recognition?
How is image classification done using the detection of specific features?
How is image classification done using the detection of specific features?
What is a bottleneck in using domain knowledge to detect human faces in an image?
What is a bottleneck in using domain knowledge to detect human faces in an image?
Why is it important for the pipeline to understand unique differences in images of different classes?
Why is it important for the pipeline to understand unique differences in images of different classes?
What is one of the challenges with leveraging domain knowledge to detect human faces?
What is one of the challenges with leveraging domain knowledge to detect human faces?
In image classification, why is it essential to detect enough features specific to a class?
In image classification, why is it essential to detect enough features specific to a class?
