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involved: a girl, a dinosaur, and a moving background. The relative positions of the dinosaur and
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can place the girl in the middle of the image. In practice, you do not need to change the positions
of the girl and the dinosaur once the program starts. What you need to do is to load different
images (about different poses of the girl and dinosaur) and copy them into the final image
sequentially, meanwhile copy different parts of the background image using slide window
mechanism to generate the animation effects. All the images involved for this animation have
been provided in the attachment. Project Goal: - Get familiar with OpenCV by practicing
different functions, including imread( ), imshow(), create( ), waitKey(), copyTo( ), Range(). -
Understand the process of 2D based animation. - Learn the role of using "mask" in image
processing. - Practice implementing user interactivity by programming on mouse/keyboard
event..
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a. Bacillus
b. Klebsiella
c. Mycobacterium
d.Staphylococcus
e. Treponema
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a. Capsule
b. Cell wall
c.Endospores
d.Fimbriae
e.Flagella
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b.The bacterium has a nucleus
c.The bacterium has a phospholipid bilayer
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e. The fungus has mitochondria
4. A flat, segmented helminth
a. Amoebozoa
b. Cestode
c. Lichen
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e. Trematode
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together, and display the final image sequentially to screen. Project Description: This animation
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