Which of the following description 1s wrong about the image recognition cloud service?

Question

Options

• AThe service identifies specific objects such as skyscrapers, buildings, and ships.
• BThe service can also identify the sea, city, port and other scenes.
• CThe service can perform semantic analysis on the content in the image to extract labels with
• DThe service can provide object and scene labels and can also provide more conceptual labels.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  6% (2)
• C
  15% (5)
• D
  76% (26)

Explanation

Option D is marked wrong because the image recognition cloud service's functionality is limited to identifying objects (like skyscrapers and ships) and scenes (like sea or city) - it does not extend to providing additional "conceptual labels" beyond those categories. The phrase "more conceptual labels" implies a higher level of abstract interpretation that this service does not offer.

Options A, B, and C are all accurate: A correctly describes object-level recognition (specific things like buildings and ships); B correctly describes scene-level recognition (broader environments like ports or cities); and C correctly describes the service's ability to perform semantic analysis to extract descriptive labels from image content.

Memory tip: Think of the service as operating on two concrete tiers - things (objects) and places (scenes). Any answer that introduces a third, abstract tier like "conceptual" labels is overstating the service's capability - that's your red flag for the wrong description.

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