TA_CV

2. Transformation that maps points from one plane to another, used in image stitching.
9. Dividing an image into meaningful regions based on similarity or discontinuity.
10. Method to estimate pixel values when resizing or rotating an image.
12. Technique to estimate motion between frames based on pixel intensity shifts.
13. Simplest form of segmentation that separates foreground and background by intensity cutoff.
14. Geometric operation preserving points, straight lines, and planes (includes scaling and rotation).
15. Identifying boundaries in images using operators like Sobel or Canny.
16. Set of operations like erosion and dilation used to refine binary images.

1. The process of identifying distinctive image attributes for recognition or matching tasks.
3. Process of estimating camera parameters to relate 3D world coordinates with 2D images.
4. Small matrix used in filtering operations to detect edges or blur an image.
5. Mathematical model describing the way colors can be represented (e.g., RGB, HSV).
6. Linear smoothing technique that reduces high-frequency noise using a bell-shaped kernel.
7. Technique that enhances contrast by redistributing intensity values across the range.
8. Core mathematical operation in filtering where a kernel slides across an image.
11. Preprocessing step that smooths random variations in image pixel intensity.