Unit 5: Computer Vision (CV)Image Processing, Convolution Kernels & CNN Architectures
The definitive study module for CBSE Class 10 Artificial Intelligence Unit 5. Master digital image representation, 8-bit grayscale vs 24-bit RGB pixel grids, convolution sliding filters, Convolutional Neural Networks (Conv, ReLU, Max Pooling, FC), the Coral Bleaching SDG 14 project, and official handbook MCQs with complete answer keys.
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What is the primary difference between Computer Vision (CV) and Image Processing (IP)?
Which of the following is an example of Image Classification with Localization?
What is a 'Pixel' in digital image processing?
In an 8-bit Grayscale image, what do the pixel values 0 and 255 represent respectively?
An RGB image consists of how many color channels and what is the total theoretical color depth in standard 24-bit representation?
What mathematical operation is performed when a Convolutional Kernel (filter) moves across an image?
Why are standard Multi-Layer Perceptrons (MLPs / Dense Networks) unsuitable for complex computer vision tasks compared to CNNs?
What is the primary function of the ReLU (Rectified Linear Unit) activation layer in a CNN?
Which layer in a CNN reduces the spatial dimensions (height and width) of feature maps while retaining dominant features?
In the Coral Bleaching AI project highlighted in the CBSE handbook, which UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) is directly supported?
What is the purpose of the 'Flatten' layer positioned between the convolutional/pooling layers and the dense layers in a CNN?
Which no-code web platform developed by Google is recommended in the CBSE curriculum for training beginner Computer Vision models using a webcam?
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