The lawful imprecision of human surface tilt estimation in natural scenes
Estimating local surface orientation (slant and tilt) is fundamental to recovering the three-dimensional structure of the environment. It is unknown how well humans perform this task in natural scenes.
Seha Kim, Johannes Burge
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Fixations on objects in natural scenes: dissociating importance from salience
The relation of selective attention to understanding of natural scenes has been subject to intense behavioral research and computational modeling, and gaze is often used as a proxy for such attention.
Bernard Marius e’t Hart +6 more
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Gravitational effects of scene information in object localization
We effortlessly interact with objects in our environment, but how do we know where something is? An object’s apparent position does not simply correspond to its retinotopic location but is influenced by its surrounding context. In the natural environment,
Anna Kosovicheva, Peter J. Bex
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IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF NO-REFERENCE IMAGE QUALITY ASSESSMENT ALGORITHM FOR CONTRAST-DISTORTED IMAGES USING NATURAL SCENE STATISTICS [PDF]
This study was made to explore the role of two color feature in improving the performance of the existing No-Reference Image Quality Assessment Algorithm for Contrast-Distorted Images (NR-IQA-CDI).
Yusra Al-Najjar, Chen Soong Der
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No‐reference quality assessment of dynamic sports videos based on a spatiotemporal motion model
This paper proposes an approach to improve the performance of no‐reference video quality assessment for sports videos with dynamic motion scenes using an efficient spatiotemporal model.
Hyoung‐Gook Kim +3 more
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Variance predicts salience in central sensory processing
Information processing in the sensory periphery is shaped by natural stimulus statistics. In the periphery, a transmission bottleneck constrains performance; thus efficient coding implies that natural signal components with a predictably wider range ...
Ann M Hermundstad +5 more
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A photo‐based quality assessment model for the estimation of PM2.5 concentrations
Rapid economic growth has caused severe environmental pollution, which has aroused great concern. This pollution affects public health and impairs visibility, therefore, it should be given greater consideration.
Kezheng Sun +3 more
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Statistics of High-level Scene Context
Context is critical to our ability to recognize environments and to search for objects within them: contextual associations have been shown to modulate reaction time and object recognition accuracy, as well as influence the distribution of eye movements ...
Michelle R. Greene
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Progress in Blind Image Quality Assessment: A Brief Review
As a fundamental research problem, blind image quality assessment (BIQA) has attracted increasing interest in recent years. Although great progress has been made, BIQA still remains a challenge.
Pei Yang, Jordan Sturtz, Letu Qingge
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A dynamic scale-mixture model of motion in natural scenes
Some of the most important tasks of visual and motor systems involve estimating the motion of objects and tracking them over time. Such systems evolved to meet the behavioral needs of the organism in its natural environment and may therefore be adapted ...
Jared M Salisbury, Stephanie E Palmer
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