Exam 2: Digital Imaging Processing Concepts
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____ involves averaging a set of images to reduce image noise.
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The greater the ____________________, the more accurately the signals from the detectors can be digitized for a faithful reproduction of the original signal.
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Geometric operations result in the scaling, sizing, rotation, and translation of images to enhance diagnosis.
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One popular ____________________ operation is to use the FT in filtering images in the frequency domain rather than in the spatial location domain.
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A(n)____________________ is a graph of the number of pixels in the entire image or part of the image having the same gray levels (density values)plotted as a function of the gray levels.
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There are several operations used in digital image processing to transform an output image into an input image to suit the needs of the human observer.
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Which process is intended to sharpen an input image in the spatial domain that appears blurred?
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If the values of the histogram are concentrated in the upper end of the range of values, the image appears dark.
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A digital image can be described with respect to several characteristics or fundamental parameters, including the matrix, pixels, voxels, and the bit depth.
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Pixels in a digital image represent the information contained in a volume of tissue in the patient.What is this volume called?
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Since digital radiographic detectors have wide exposure latitude and a linear response, an image displayed without processing might appear as a ____.
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Digital imaging modalities such as CT, MRI, diagnostic ultrasound, and nuclear medicine incorporate digital image processing as an essential tool to manipulate and enhance ___________________.
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The purpose of ____________________ of digital images is to reduce the size of the image in order to decrease transmission time and reduce storage space.
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Education programs for both technologists and ____________________ are also beginning to incorporate digital image processing as part of their curriculum.
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In digital radiography, which of the following is a numerical representation of the patient?
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A more recent form of compression that has been receiving attention in digital diagnostic imaging is that of ____________________ compression.
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Which of the following is intended to reduce noise and the displayed brightness levels of pixels?
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Which of the following processing operations is simple and the one most frequently used in digital diagnostic imaging?
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