What Is Geometric Transformation?: Unit Ii I T
What Is Geometric Transformation?: Unit Ii I T
The basic geometric transformations are, 1. Image translation 2. Scaling 3. Image rotation 2. What is image translation and scaling? Image translation means reposition the image from one co-ordinate location to another along straight line path. Scaling is used to alter the size of the object or image (ie a co-ordinate s!stem is scaled b! a factor. 3. What is the need for transform? The need for transform is most of the signals or images are time domain signal (ie signals can be measured "ith a function of time. This representation is not al"a!s best. #or most image processing applications an!one of the mathematical transformation are applied to the signal or images to obtain further information from that signal. 4. Define the term Luminance? $uminance measured in lumens (lm , gi%es a measure of the amount of energ! an obser%er percei%er from a light source.
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5. What is Image Transform? &n image can be e'panded in terms of a discrete set of basis arra!s called basis images. These basis images can be generated b! unitar! matrices. <ernati%el!, a gi%en ( ' ( image can be %ie"ed as an (2'1 %ectors. &n image transform pro%ides a set of coordinates or basis %ectors for %ector space. 6. What are the applications of transform? 1. To reduce band "idth 2. To reduce redundanc! 3. To e'tract feature. . !i"e the #onditions for perfect transform? Transpose of matri' ) In%erse of a matri'. (i.e *rthoganalit!. $. What are the properties of unitar% transform? 1 +eterminant and the ,igen %alues of a unitar! matri' ha%e unit! magnitude 2 The entrop! of a random %ector is preser%ed under a unitar! Transformation 3 Since the entrop! is a measure of a%erage information, this means information is preser%ed under a unitar! transformation. &. Define 'ourier transform pair? The #ourier transform of f(' denoted b! #(u is defined b! ( ')u*+
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The in%erse #ourier transform of f(' is defined b! ( f)-*+ ,')u* e /20u- d- ....................)2* .( The e-uations (1 and (2 are .no"n as fourier transform pair. 11. Define 'ourier spectrum and spectral densit%? #ourier spectrum is defined as #(u ) /#(u / e j0(u 1here 2')u*2 + 32)u*4I2)u*
A.RAJA, L/ECE, GNANAMANI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, NAMAKKAL-18.
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5)u* + tan.1)I)u*63)u** Spectral densit! is defined b! p)u* + 2')u*22 p)u* + 32)u*4I2)u* 11. !i"e the relation for 1.D discrete 'ourier transform pair? The discrete #ourier transform is defined b! n-1 #(u ) 12( 3 f(' e 4j25u'2( ')6 The in%erse discrete #ourier transform is gi%en b! n-1 f(' ) 3 #(u e j25u'2( ')6 These e-uations are .no"n as discrete #ourier transform pair. 12. 7pecif% the properties of 2D 'ourier transform. The properties are, 1. Separabilit! 2. Translation 3. 7eriodicit! and conjugate s!mmetr! 8. 9otation :. +istributi%it! and scaling ;. &%erage %alue <. $aplacian =. >on%olution and correlation ?. Sampling 13. 8-plain separa9ilit% propert% in 2D 'ourier transform. The ad%antage of separable propert! is that #(u, % and f(', ! can be obtained b! successi%e application of 1+ #ourier transform or its in%erse. 14. :roperties of t;iddle factor.
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1. 7eriodicit! 1((@A( ) 1(@ 2. S!mmetr! 1((@A(22 ) -1(@ 15. !i"e the :roperties of one.dimensional D'T. 1. The +#T and unitar! +#T matrices are s!mmetric. 2. The e'tensions of the +#T and unitar! +#T of a se-uence and their in%erse transforms are periodic "ith period (. 3. The +#T or unitar! +#T of a real se-uence is conjugate s!mmetric about (22. 16. !i"e the :roperties of t;o.dimensional D'T 1. S!mmetric 2. 7eriodic e'tensions 3. Sampled #ourier transform 8. >onjugate s!mmetr!. 1 . What is meant 9% con"olution? The con%olution is the mathematical operation of 2 functions is defined b! f)-*<g)-* + f)(* .g)-. (* d( "here B is the dumm! %ariable. 1$. 7tate con"olution theorem for 1D If f(' has a #ourier transform #(u and g(' has a #ourier transform C(u then f(' Dg(' has a #ourier transform #(u .C(u . >on%olution in ' domain can be obtained b! ta.ing the in%erse #ourier transform of the product #(u .C(u . >on%olution in fre-uenc! domain reduces the multiplication in the ' domain ')-*.g)-* = ' )u* < ! )u* These 2 results are referred to the con%olution theorem. 1&. What is Wrap around error? The indi%idual periods of the con%olution "ill o%erlap and referred to as "rap around error. 21. !i"e the formula for correlation of 1D continuous function.
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The correlation of 2 continuous functions f(' and g(' is defined b! f )-* o g)-* + f<)(>* g)-4(* d(
21. What are the properties of ?aar transform. 1. Eaar transform is real and orthogonal. 2. Eaar transform is a %er! fast transform 3. Eaar transform has %er! poor energ! compaction for images 8. The basic %ectors of Eaar matri' se-uentiall! ordered. 22. What are the :roperties of 7lant transform? 1. Slant transform is real and orthogonal. 2. Slant transform is a fast transform 3. Slant transform has %er! good energ! compaction for images 8. The basic %ectors of Slant matri' are not se-uensel! ordered. 23. 7pecif% the properties of for;ard transformation @ernel? The for"ard transformation .ernel is said to be separable if g(', !, u, % g(', !, u, % ) g1(', u .g2(!, % The for"ard transformation .ernel is s!mmetric if g1 is functionall! e-ual to g2 g(', !, u, % ) g1(', u . g1(!,% 24. Define fast Walsh transform. The 1alsh transform is defined b! A.1 n.1 9i)-*.9n.1.i )u* ;)u* + 16A B f)-* 0 ).1* -+1 i+1 25. !i"e the relation for 1.D D#T. The 1-+ +>T is, (-1 >(u )B(u 3 f(' cosF((2'A1 u5 22(G I)6 (-1 In%erse f(' ) 3 B(u c(u cosF((2'A1 u5 22(G "here u)6,1,2,H.(-1
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26. Define ?aar transform. The Eaar transform can be e'pressed in matri' form as, T+?'? 1here # ) ( I ( image matri' E ) ( I ( transformation matri' T ) resulting ( I ( transform.
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