Certified Computer Vision Expert CERTIFIED-COMPUTER-VISION-EXPERT
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- 100
- Exam code
- CERTIFIED-COMPUTER-VISION-EXPERT
- Last updated
- Oct 7, 2026
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- Certified Computer Vision Expert
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- Question 1An 8-bit grayscale image is stored as a two-dimensional array. What range of intensity values can each pixel take?
- A.0 to 255
- B.0 to 256
- C.0 to 1023
- D.-128 to 127
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Correct answer:
- A.0 to 255
Explanation
An 8-bit unsigned pixel holds 256 levels, so each value runs from 0 (black) to 255 (white). A range of 0 to 256 is the tempting distractor, but it would need 257 levels and no 8-bit value can reach 256. Signed ranges such as -128 to 127 describe a different storage convention, not standard grayscale images. - A.
- Question 2Max pooling with a 2x2 window and stride 2 halves the height and width of a feature map.
- A.True
- B.False
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Correct answer:
- A.True
Explanation
A 2x2 window moved in steps of 2 covers the map without overlap, so each output value summarizes one block and the dimensions are halved. This holds for even input sizes, and odd sizes depend on the padding and rounding rule. Some learners confuse this with stride 1 pooling, which keeps the size almost unchanged. - A.
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