Class 10 Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision
24 Class 10 Artificial Intelligence questions on Computer Vision from the CBSE board papers 2023–2026, each with its answer and a step-by-step solution.
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- Q21 CBSE 2024The concept of _________ is used to apply face filters on various social media platforms.
- (a)NLP
- (b)Computer Vision
- (c)Data Science
- (d)Block chain Technology
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(b) Computer Vision - Q22 CBSE 2024Differentiate between grayscale and RGB images.Step-by-step solution →
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Grayscale has one channel and one value per pixel; RGB has three channels (red, green, blue) and three values per pixel.
Grayscale: shades of grey from black (0) to white (255); one channel, one value per pixel. RGB: coloured; three channels (red, green, blue), each pixel having three values of 0-255. - Q23 CBSE 2023With reference to AI domain, expand the term CV.Step-by-step solution →
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CV stands for Computer Vision.
CV stands for Computer Vision. It is the domain of AI that works with images and video, letting a machine take a picture as input and extract information from it - as in face lock, self-driving cars and number-plate recognition. - Q24 CBSE 2023Face lock feature of a smartphone is an example of computer vision. Briefly discuss this feature.Step-by-step solution →
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The camera captures the face, its features are measured and matched with the owner's stored pattern, and a close match unlocks the phone.
The front camera captures an image of the face. The system does not keep the picture: it measures the face - the spacing of the eyes, the width of the nose, the shape of the jaw - and matches those numbers against the pattern stored when the owner registered. A close enough match unlocks the phone.