Harlequin Misha COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT - Programming

Dynamic range in image processing is:

A. Refers to span of wavelengths covered by a particular band in a multispectral image. B. Maximum or minimum values present in an image. C. Range of values spanned by grey scale. D. None of these.

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Dynamic range in image processing refers to the range of values spanned by the grayscale, from the darkest to the brightest areas of the image.

Tamoban Javnoi COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT - Programming

In the RISC architecture, the _____ is updated whenever a function is called:

A. Frame pointer and Return address register. B. Stack pointer. C. Both (A) & (B). D. None of these.

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In RISC architecture, the stack pointer is updated whenever a function is called, as it manages the function?s stack frame.

Tamoban Javnoi COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT - Programming

Making a system store data in memory contiguously would:

A. Results in lesser computation while searching for data. B. Results in more computation while searching data. C. Makes storing data very easy as one doesn?t have to search for available memory to store. D. None of these.

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Contiguous memory allocation reduces the computation required for searching data, as all data elements are stored sequentially.

Tamoban Javnoi COMPUTER SCIENCE & IT - Programming

Which of the following are computer architectures different from conventional von Neumann architecture?

A. MIT architecture. B. Harvard architecture. C. Turing architecture. D. None of these.

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Harvard architecture is different from the von Neumann architecture, as it has separate storage and signal pathways for instructions and data.