On Aug 30, 2011, at 3:21 PM, Moose wrote:
> On 8/30/2011 2:44 PM, Siddiq Siddiqui-Ali wrote:
>> How many of these can you answer?
>>
>> http://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs178-11/CS178FinalExamReview2011.pdf
>>
>> (full course page here: http://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs178-11/)
>
> I'm only unsure on 3 - but I could be wrong about others. :-) I guess I
> need to look up Maxwell's color matching
> experiment.
>
> It appears that writing clear, unambiguous English may not be the prof's
> forte.* What the heck does "1. If the
> reflectance spectrum of an object is nonzero for some wavelengths that the
> illumination spectrum is nonzero, the object
> will definitely reflect some light." mean?
>
> If a statement is logically without unambiguous meaning, is an answer as to
> whether it is true or false meaningful?
I think you and the esteemed Wife will get along swimmingly—that’s the first
comment she made!
>
> One may guess that he meant "1. If the reflectance spectrum of an object is
> nonzero for some wavelengths at which the
> illumination spectrum is nonzero, the object will definitely reflect some
> light."
>
> Picky Colorful Moose
>
> * Well, I've now looked at some of the course material. Pretty well written,
> with some nice illustrative applets
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