Consider the following image region in table 2. Estimate the new value of the pixel (3, 3) of smoothing is done using a 3 X 3 neighborhood Table 2: Image region 208 a. b. C. 154 238 169 194 Average Filter Median filter High pass filter 132 141 165 For example, if your student ID is BH19500621, Then, the pixel value (3, 3) is 21 37 229 71 212 88 22 218 231

Consider the following image region in table 2. Estimate the new value of the pixel (3, 3) of smoothing is done using a 3 X 3 neighborhood Table 2: Image region 208 a. b. C. 154 238 169 194 Average Filter Median filter High pass filter 132 141 165 For example, if your student ID is BH19500621, Then, the pixel value (3, 3) is 21 37 229 71 212 88 22 218 231

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