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Midterm Exam Closed book, notes, computer Similar to test 1 in format: BUT you may bring notes (index card both sides) You may also want a calculator. Similar to test 1 in format: Some questions from daily quizzes Some extensions of quizzes Some applications of image-processing algorithms Some questions asking about process you followed in lab Also a few MATLAB questions, like writing a function Questions on format? Sample questions are on later slides

The main ideas are feature extraction (image processing) and classifier concepts. I will likely take some exam questions from this, although the list is by no means exhaustive. Describe how Matlab stores images as matrices. Describe and explain the difference between various color spaces, such as RGB, HSV, and LST. Be able to sketch pictures and providing clear (non-circular) definitions of each of the three bands in the HSV space. Understand 1D and 2D filters for smoothing (box and Gaussian filters) and edge finding. Describe basic mathematical properties of each (e.g., why smoothing filters must sum to 1). Be able to apply them to images manually. Describe the process of computing the edge magnitude and direction in a grayscale image. Compute each of the four morphological operations on simple image elements. Use morphological operators to aid object recognition. Describe appropriate times for a classifier to reject a sample. Define and compute the various accuracy measures on test sets (e.g., recall, false positive rate).

Compute shape features (e. g Compute shape features (e.g., area, perimeter, circularity, extent) for various binary shapes. Sketch gray-level mapping functions that increase contrast, decrease contrast, and invert images. Draw a radial representation of a shape. Compute and describe the computation procedure for the covariance matrix of an image element, as used to determine principal axes and elongation, and plot major and minor axes given a set of eigenvectors. Other, if we have discussed them in lecture or assignments this term: Show how inner boundary tracing (Sonka, p 142-3) works on a given region. Describe an algorithm to compute the area of a region without holes, given only its perimeter pixels, without regenerating the binary image.

Exam 2 questions Use Bayesian probability. For example, interpret an intensity histogram and compute an optimal threshold from probability density functions of the foreground and background. Use the MAP principle to find the most likely class, given evidence. Describe the principles used by the Hough transform List parameters used to detect various shapes using a Hough transform Draw the voting space for a Hough transform Describe the steps of the K-means algorithm. Describe how cross-correlation can be used to match templates. PCA: dimensions? Computations? What are eigenfaces? Compute motion vectors. Other, if we discuss them this term: Describe the concept of boosting. Kalman filtering Normalized cuts