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Dip Questions On Bit Plane Coding

The document contains a 10 question quiz on bit plane coding and data compression techniques. The questions cover topics like bit plane representation of images, run length encoding (RLE), Huffman coding, Gray coding, and their applications to lossless and lossy data transmission. The key provided at the end gives the answers to the 10 questions.

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Dip Questions On Bit Plane Coding

The document contains a 10 question quiz on bit plane coding and data compression techniques. The questions cover topics like bit plane representation of images, run length encoding (RLE), Huffman coding, Gray coding, and their applications to lossless and lossy data transmission. The key provided at the end gives the answers to the 10 questions.

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DIP QUESTIONS ON BIT PLANE CODING

GRP:09
ECE18U026 - T. VARUN REDDY
ECE8U005 - BURADA PRAVEEN
1.The gray scale intensity values of 0 and 255 represent respectively
a.) white and white
b.) white and black
c.) black and white
d.) black and black

2.An image of resolution 720 X 1080 in which each pixel intensity is represented by a 12-
bit binary number. The number of bit planes required to represent this image?

a.) 720
b.) 12
c.) 1080
d.) 720 X 1080
3. An image of resolution 720 X 1080 in which each pixel intensity is represented by a 12-
bit binary number. Consider a lossy data transmission in which only the MSB bit plane
data is sent. The no of bits required to send this data are
a.) 720
b.) 12
c.) 1080
d.) 720 X 1080
4.The majority of information about a particular Image is contained in
a.) MSB -bit plane
b.) LSB – bit plane
c.) Bit plane next to MSB -bit plane
d.) Bit plane next to LSB -bit plane
5. which of the following is a lossless data transmission
a.) RLE
b.) RLE + Huffman
c.) Gray code + RLE + Huffman
d.) All of the above
6.In RLE, the digital datum 0110001111 and 1001110000 will be encoded respectively as
a.) 1,2,3,4 and 1,2,3,4
b.) 4,3,2,1 and 4,3,2,1
c.) 1,2,3,4 and 4,3,2,1
d.) 4,3,2,1 and 1,2,3,4
7.In a digital transmission, the data obtained after using RLE scheme is 21,21,21,21. The no
of bits required to send this data using normal binary coding and using Huffman coding
respectively are
a.) 20 and 24
b.) 24 and 20
c.) 24 and 24
d.) 20 and 20
8.The conversions, Binary to gray and gray to binary respectively uses which of the
following gates
a.) X-NOR and X-NOR
b.) X-OR and X-OR
c.) X-OR and X-NOR
d.) X-NOR and X-OR

9.Let b1=no of bits required to transmit a decimal pixel value using RLE + Huffman
b2= no of bits required to transmit a decimal pixel value using Graycode + RLE +
Huffman
which of the following can be true
a.) b1 > b2
b.) b1 < b2
c.) b1 > b2 and b1 = b2
d.) b1 < b2 and b1 = b2
10.Arrange the following encoding schemes with respect to data rate required to send a
data within given amount of time
X1 = binary encoding scheme
X2 = RLE + Huffman encoding scheme
X3 = gray code encoding scheme

X4 = Gray code + RLE + Huffman encoding scheme


a.) X1 > X2 > X3 > X4
b.) X1 < X2 < X3 < X4
c.) X1 = X2 > X3 > X4
d.) X1 = X3 > X2 > X4
KEY
1. C
2. B
3. D
4. A
5. D
6. A
7. D
8. B
9. C
10. D

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