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Vision Models for Image Quality Assessment: One is Not Enough
A number of image quality metrics are based on psychophysical models of the human visual system. We propose a new framework for image quality assessment, gathering three indexes de...
Roland Brémond, Jean-Philippe Tarel, Eric Dumont...
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DPHOTO
2009
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Interleaved imaging: an imaging system design inspired by rod-cone vision
Under low illumination conditions, such as moonlight, there simply are not enough photons present to create a high quality color image with integration times that avoid camera-sha...
Manu Parmar, Brian A. Wandell
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BMVC
2010
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Joint Modeling of Algorithm Behavior and Image Quality for Algorithm Performance Prediction
In this paper, we propose a framework for predicting the performance of a vision algorithm given the input image or video so as to maximize the algorithm's ability to provide...
Apurva Gala, Shishir Shah
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ICIP
2008
IEEE
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General-purpose reduced-reference image quality assessment based on perceptually and statistically motivated image representatio
Divisive normalization has been recognized as a successful approach to model the perceptual sensitivity of biological vision. It also provides a useful image representation that i...
Qiang Li, Zhou Wang
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ICIP
2008
IEEE
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Segmentation-based Perceptual Image Quality Assessment (SPIQA)
Computational representation of perceived image quality is a fundamental problem in computer vision and image processing, which has assumed increased importance with the growing r...
Bernard Ghanem, Esther Resendiz, Narendra Ahuja