A rail-maintenance crew wants software that looks at wayside camera frames and marks cracked ties. A vendor offers a speech-to-text agent for radio calls, a ridership forecast, a printed tie-count rule sheet, and a model that interprets pixels. Which capability matches the job?
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Short Explanation
Think of it like asking a camera to spot a cracked tie, not a radio to transcribe chatter. The job is pixels to a mark, and that is computer vision. Speech-to-text, ridership forecasts, and a printed count sheet are nearby tools that never look at the wood.
Full Explanation
Computer vision is the capability of machines interpreting pixel data, which is exactly what cracked-tie detection from camera frames requires. Speech recognition converts audio to text and does not inspect ties. A ridership forecast predicts future counts and does not read images. Camera frames are image data, so a train-number rule table cannot perform the inspection.