Figure below shows an aerial view of the car park managed by a parking company. You have been approached by the company to develop a computer vision system that can be used to identify vacant parking lots. Figure 3 iv) Another common issue faced by car park visitors is the difficulty in locating their vehicle when the car park is full. You are asked to extend the current system to be able to locate the general location of a specific vehicle. Describe two modifications (or approaches) that can be applied to the current system to locate a specific vehicle. In your answer, also discuss the factors that would affect the performance of the system with your proposed approach.

Figure below shows an aerial view of the car park managed by a parking company. You have been approached by the company to develop a computer vision system that can be used to identify vacant parking lots. Figure 3 iv) Another common issue faced by car park visitors is the difficulty in locating their vehicle when the car park is full. You are asked to extend the current system to be able to locate the general location of a specific vehicle. Describe two modifications (or approaches) that can be applied to the current system to locate a specific vehicle. In your answer, also discuss the factors that would affect the performance of the system with your proposed approach.

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