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AI-102 Implement computer vision solutions Practice Question

A developer is using the Azure AI Vision Image Analysis API to extract text from a photo of a street sign. The sign contains text in both English and Japanese arranged in multiple columns. The developer needs the response to include the detected language and the bounding box for each text line. Which feature should they use?

⚠ Common exam trap

Many candidates confuse general image analysis features like captioning or tagging with OCR, when only the read feature extracts text and provides bounding boxes and language detection.

Answer choices

Why each option matters

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Correct answer & explanation

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The 'read' feature in Image Analysis

The read feature in Azure AI Vision Image Analysis is specifically designed for OCR. It returns extracted text with bounding boxes for lines and words, and it detects the language of the text. This matches the need to capture English and Japanese text in multiple columns and provide bounding boxes for each line. Other features like caption, detectObjects, and tags do not perform OCR.

Answer analysis

Option-by-option breakdown

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  • ✓

    The 'read' feature in Image Analysis

    Why this is correct

    The read feature in Image Analysis performs OCR and returns extracted text along with bounding boxes for lines and words. It also detects the language of the text. This directly provides the language and bounding box information required, and it handles mixed-language and multi-column text in a single call.

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    The 'detectObjects' feature in Image Analysis

    Why it's wrong here

    The detectObjects feature identifies common objects and returns their bounding boxes, but it does not perform OCR or extract text. It might detect the sign as an object, yet it would not read the text or provide language information. This makes it unsuitable for extracting text from the sign.

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    The 'caption' feature in Image Analysis

    Why it's wrong here

    The caption feature generates a descriptive sentence about the image content but does not extract text or return bounding boxes. It would describe the sign generally, not read the text. Therefore it cannot provide the language or bounding box details needed for the street sign.

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    The 'tags' feature in Image Analysis

    Why it's wrong here

    The tags feature returns content tags for the image, such as 'sign' or 'outdoor', but it does not extract text or bounding boxes. It is useful for categorization, not for OCR. Using it would not yield the text, language, or bounding box data required.

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