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Quiz dotyczący biblioteki widzenia komputerowego OpenCV
Zidentyfikuj główne moduły OpenCV i ich rolę wraz z wyuczonymi modelami, unikając typowych błędów związanych z reprezentacją obrazu i wdrażaniem.
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Which option names operations that directly alter image values or geometry?
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- Which option names operations that directly alter image values or geometry?
- Estimate local feature descriptors for later matching
- Decode video frames into image arrays
- Filtering and geometric image transformations
- Detect object locations without changing the input pixels
- In the standard OpenCV image-reading path, which channel order is commonly used for color images?
- RGB in every API
- BGR
- CMYK
- Grayscale only
- How does OpenCV commonly relate to PyTorch or TensorFlow in an ML pipeline?
- It automatically replaces every dedicated framework's training loop
- Its image I/O removes the need to define preprocessing
- It requires every model to be trained inside its DNN module
- It can preprocess data while another framework trains the model
- What must be checked when handing an OpenCV array to another model runtime?
- Shape, datatype, range, layout and channel order
- Checking only array shape is sufficient
- Checking datatype and range but ignoring channel order is sufficient
- Assuming every binding returns a contiguous RGB array
- What determines whether a particular codec or GPU path is available?
- The package name alone means GPU support is enabled
- A GPU device guarantees every module was compiled with acceleration
- The package build and runtime environment
- File format support is identical in every build
- What does camera calibration estimate or correct for?
- The semantic classes present in the scene
- Camera geometry such as intrinsics and lens distortion
- The decision threshold for a recognition model
- Which video codecs were compiled into the package
- Why should preprocessing match the model's training recipe?
- Matching resolution makes every other preprocessing difference harmless
- Normalization can change freely if array datatype stays the same
- A saved model automatically repairs every input-representation mismatch
- Different resize or normalization steps can shift predictions
- Which statement best limits what OpenCV alone provides?
- A computer vision library, not a complete validated product
- A complete training and deployment solution for every vision task
- A guarantee that all preprocessing matches a downloaded model
- An identical set of hardware backends in every package build