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How does a computer see an image?
How does a computer see an image?
- As a two-dimensional matrix of numbers (correct)
- As a single number
- As a combination of colors
- As a three-dimensional matrix of numbers
How is an RGB image represented to a computer?
How is an RGB image represented to a computer?
- As a black and white image
- As a one-dimensional array
- As one-dimensional vector
- As three separate two-dimensional images (correct)
What types of machine learning tasks can be performed using image representation to computers?
What types of machine learning tasks can be performed using image representation to computers?
- Deep learning tasks
- Natural language processing tasks
- Computer vision tasks (correct)
- Speech recognition tasks
In which type of machine learning problem does the output take a continuous value?
In which type of machine learning problem does the output take a continuous value?
What is the main goal of image classification?
What is the main goal of image classification?
What is the primary goal of building a classification pipeline for image analysis?
What is the primary goal of building a classification pipeline for image analysis?
How is image classification related to identifying unique features of classes?
How is image classification related to identifying unique features of classes?
What is the bottleneck in detecting human faces based on prior domain knowledge?
What is the bottleneck in detecting human faces based on prior domain knowledge?
How does the text suggest leveraging domain knowledge in image classification?
How does the text suggest leveraging domain knowledge in image classification?
Why is it important for a classification pipeline to understand unique differences in each class or feature?
Why is it important for a classification pipeline to understand unique differences in each class or feature?
What can be an effective way to classify images based on the text?
What can be an effective way to classify images based on the text?