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Overall MCQs for Reference
- Which technique divides an image into meaningful regions or objects?
a. Filtering
b. Segmentation
c. Transformation
d. Morphological Operations
Answer: b. Segmentationeasyexamnotes - What is the goal of image segmentation?
a. Enhance image resolution
b. Group similar pixels for analysis
c. Encrypt images
d. Generate 3D models
Answer: b. Group similar pixels for analysisgeeksforgeeks - Which approach is commonly used for boundary detection in images?
a. Thresholding
b. Edge detection
c. Smooth filtering
d. Histogram equalization
Answer: b. Edge detectionencord - Region-growing segmentation is initiated using:
a. Threshold pixels
b. Seed pixels
c. Edge pixels
d. Noise pixels
Answer: b. Seed pixelshellointern - What describes ‘semantic segmentation’?
a. Divides image into color bands
b. Labels every pixel with a class
c. Compresses image data
d. Tracks objects through frames
Answer: b. Labels every pixel with a classaionlinecourse - Which technique separates pixels based on their intensity values?
a. Region growing
b. Thresholding
c. Morphological filtering
d. Edge detection
Answer: b. Thresholdinghellointern - In discontinuity-based segmentation, what is detected?
a. Uniform patterns
b. Sharp intensity changes
c. Texture
d. Color gradients
Answer: b. Sharp intensity changesencord - Which model is designed for medical image segmentation?
a. ResNet
b. U-Net
c. Mask R-CNN
d. YOLO
Answer: b. U-Netgeeksforgeeks - What is a key feature of Fully Convolutional Networks (FCN) for segmentation?
a. Uses recurrent layers
b. Outputs pixel-wise segmentation maps
c. Only supports grayscale images
d. Is unsupervised
Answer: b. Outputs pixel-wise segmentation mapsgeeksforgeeks - Which method is region-based?
a. Canny edge detection
b. Split and merge segmentation
c. K-means clustering
d. Box filtering
Answer: b. Split and merge segmentationencord - In clustering-based segmentation, which algorithm is commonly used?
a. Gaussian blur
b. Depth-first search
c. K-means
d. PCA
Answer: c. K-meansaimcqs - What is instance segmentation?
a. Segmenting only background pixels
b. Assigns unique labels to each object instance
c. Classifies images globally
d. Transforms images
Answer: b. Assigns unique labels to each object instancegeeksforgeeks - Which segmentation type assigns both semantic and instance labels?
a. Panoptic segmentation
b. Semantic segmentation
c. Threshold-based segmentation
d. Global labeling
Answer: a. Panoptic segmentationgeeksforgeeks - Which architectural feature of U-Net enables fine detail retention?
a. Residual blocks
b. Skip connections
c. Batch normalization
d. Dropout regularization
Answer: b. Skip connectionsgeeksforgeeks - What does Mask R-CNN extend for segmentation?
a. YOLO
b. Faster R-CNN
c. FCN
d. LSTM
Answer: b. Faster R-CNNgeeksforgeeks - What metric often evaluates image segmentation quality?
a. PSNR
b. Intersection over Union
c. Precision-recall
d. F1 Score
Answer: b. Intersection over Uniongeeksforgeeks - What preprocessing step enhances segmentation by reducing noise?
a. Resizing
b. Gaussian blur
c. Histogram matching
d. Sobel filtering
Answer: b. Gaussian blurscribd - Which method’s criterion is pixel similarity (intensity, color, texture)?
a. Edge-based segmentation
b. Region-based segmentation
c. Morphological segmentation
d. Frequency domain analysis
Answer: b. Region-based segmentationencord - What does the Segment Anything Model (SAM) output for a prompt?
a. Feature map
b. Segmentation mask
c. Blurred image
d. Edge-only image
Answer: b. Segmentation maskencord - Which application relies on segmentation for scene perception?
a. Audio synthesis
b. Autonomous vehicles
c. Text processing
d. Data mining
Answer: b. Autonomous vehiclesbasic - What is the main goal of morphological watershed segmentation?
a. Color enhancement
b. Delineate regions using topographic concepts
c. Resize images
d. Increase contrast
Answer: b. Delineate regions using topographic conceptssanfoundry - Which segmentation technique is effective for uniform background images?
a. Edge detection
b. Thresholding
c. Region splitting
d. Texture analysis
Answer: b. Thresholdingencord - Which backbone model is widely used in segmentation networks?
a. ResNet
b. AlexNet
c. VGG
d. LSTM
Answer: a. ResNetgeeksforgeeks - In deep learning, which loss function is used for binary mask prediction?
a. Cross-entropy
b. MSE
c. Hinge loss
d. Triplet loss
Answer: a. Cross-entropygeeksforgeeks - Which is NOT a step in classical segmentation approaches?
a. Edge linking
b. Feature extraction
c. Thresholding
d. Tokenization
Answer: d. Tokenizationsanfoundry - What does boundary-based segmentation rely on?
a. Marker placement
b. Edge detection
c. Histogram equalization
d. Image pyramids
Answer: b. Edge detectionencord - What is a possible drawback of edge-based segmentation?
a. Works best on noisy images
b. May struggle with homogeneous regions
c. Ignores color channels
d. Slow performance
Answer: b. May struggle with homogeneous regionsencord - What is the first step in most computer vision segmentation workflows?
a. Detecting edges
b. Applying segmentation algorithms
c. Normalizing pixel values
d. Splitting images into blocks
Answer: b. Applying segmentation algorithmsstudocu - Which tool automates initial segmentation using foundation models?
a. Segment Anything Model (SAM)
b. Histogram analysis
c. SIFT
d. SURF
Answer: a. Segment Anything Model (SAM)basic - Which segmentation type is most granular?
a. Semantic segmentation
b. Instance segmentation
c. Panoptic segmentation
d. Edge segmentation
Answer: b. Instance segmentationgeeksforgeeks - What property is used in similarity-based segmentation?
a. Discontinuity
b. Uniformity in pixels
c. Merging clusters
d. Edge sharpness
Answer: b. Uniformity in pixelsencord - What technique groups pixels into clusters?
a. Edge detection
b. K-means clustering
c. Sobel filtering
d. Max pooling
Answer: b. K-means clusteringaimcqs - What is the output domain for image segmentation models?
a. Bounding boxes
b. Pixel-wise labels
c. Vector graphs
d. Audio samples
Answer: b. Pixel-wise labelsgeeksforgeeks - Which edge detection algorithm is popular for segmentation?
a. Canny
b. Hough
c. PCA
d. DBSCAN
Answer: a. Cannyencord - Which class of segmentation uses only local pixel features?
a. Region-based
b. Edge-based
c. Frequency-based
d. Semantic-based
Answer: b. Edge-basedencord - Which principle guides panoptic segmentation?
a. Compress images efficiently
b. Label both instances and semantics
c. Use unsupervised learning
d. Enhance colors only
Answer: b. Label both instances and semanticsgeeksforgeeks - What does ‘watershed’ refer to in segmentation?
a. Watermark detection
b. Topographic surface analysis
c. Denoising images
d. Feature selection
Answer: b. Topographic surface analysissanfoundry - Which segmentation application is vital in medical imaging?
a. Feature compression
b. Tumor boundary detection
c. Background subtraction
d. Image resizing
Answer: b. Tumor boundary detectiongeeksforgeeks - Segmentation masks are most useful for which task?
a. Object detection
b. Pixel classification
c. Color enhancement
d. Feature scaling
Answer: b. Pixel classificationaionlinecourse - What is a common challenge in automatic segmentation?
a. Overfitting
b. Handling occluded objects
c. Channel mismatches
d. Fast GPU requirements
Answer: b. Handling occluded objectsgeeksforgeeks - What is ‘split and merge’ segmentation’s stopping criterion?
a. No regions remain
b. Similarity threshold reached
c. Color balancing achieved
d. Histogram flattened
Answer: b. Similarity threshold reachedencord - Which feature does deep learning segmentation models often extract?
a. Edges only
b. Semantic features
c. Macro pixels
d. Resized regions
Answer: b. Semantic featuresgeeksforgeeks - What describes reasoning segmentation with LISA?
a. Segments by color only
b. Segments and pairs results with external data
c. Compresses images
d. Applies random filter
Answer: b. Segments and pairs results with external databasic - What technique is used for feature-based segmentation?
a. Histogram analysis
b. Edge detection
c. Feature clustering
d. All of the above
Answer: d. All of the aboveencord - Which task benefits least from segmentation?
a. Traffic sign recognition
b. Image enhancement
c. Tumor localization
d. Person detection
Answer: b. Image enhancementgeeksforgeeks - Which segmentation method is sensitive to image noise?
a. Thresholding
b. Morphological watershed
c. Edge detection
d. Clustering
Answer: c. Edge detectionencord - Which computation is performed in Split-and-Merge segmentation?
a. Region similarity checks
b. Histogram flattening
c. Frequency transformation
d. Feature extraction only
Answer: a. Region similarity checksencord - What is a benefit of using CNNs for segmentation?
a. Speed
b. Ability to extract hierarchical features
c. Reduced memory requirements
d. Only grayscale processing
Answer: b. Ability to extract hierarchical featuresscribd - Which segmentation methodology creates a topographic map of intensity?
a. Watershed
b. K-means clustering
c. Edge detection
d. Color balancing
Answer: a. Watershedsanfoundry - What is the role of pixel-wise classification in segmentation?
a. Lumps pixels together
b. Assigns class label to each pixel
c. Detects only the boundaries
d. Resizes images
Answer: b. Assigns class label to each pixelaionlinecourse
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