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SS-SSIM and MS-SSIM for digital cinema applications
One of the key issues for a successful roll out of digital cinema is in the quality it offers. The most practical and least expensive way of measuring quality of multimedia content is through the use of objective metrics.
Rogowitz, Bernice E. +6 more
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CW-SSIM based image classification [PDF]
Complex wavelet structural similarity (CW-SSIM) index has been proposed as a promising image similarity measure that is robust to small geometric distortions such as translation, scal-ing and rotation of images, but how to make the best use of it in ...
Zhou Wang, Yang Gao, Abdul Rehman
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Video quality assessment method: MD-SSIM [PDF]
In this paper, video quality assessment (VQA) for compression losses is the main focus. A new method, MD-SSIM (Mean Squared Error Difference SSIM) is used for detecting the spatial distortion.
Bong, David B.L., Woei-Tan, Loh
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The SSIM index is not a metric and it is badly evaluate the similarity of images
The article explored some properties of a very popular feature of image structural similarity, called the SSIM index. According to https://scholar.google.com, the article [3], where it was first described, has made more than 20,800 citations during the ...
V. V. Starovoitov
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Optimizing Multiscale SSIM for Compression via MLDS [PDF]
International audienceA crucial step in the assessment of an image compression method is the evaluation of the perceived quality of the compressed images.
Moorthy, Anush, K. +7 more
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IV-SSIM—The Structural Similarity Metric for Immersive Video
In this paper, we present a new objective quality metric designed for immersive video applications—IV-SSIM. The proposed IV-SSIM metric is an evolution of our previous work—IV-PSNR (immersive video peak signal-to-noise ratio)—which became a commonly used
Adrian Dziembowski +2 more
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Enhancement of the structural similarity index SSIM
Properties of a popular measure of comparing a digital image with a reference – the index of structural similarity, called SSIM in the literature – are explored. It is proved that the SSIM and its derivative functions are not metrics.
V. V. Starovoitov
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An entropy-based model for a fast computation of SSIM
The paper presents a model for assessing image quality from a subset of pixels. It is based on the fact that human beings do not explore the whole image information for quantifying its degree of distortion.
Domenico Vitulano +3 more
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Hasil denoising perlu dievaluasi untuk mengetahui nilai hasil secara terukur yang bertujuan untuk mendapatkan penilaian secara objektif. Seperti halnya teknik denoising, teknik evaluasi hasil citra juga dapat dilakukan baik pada domain spasial maupun ...
Septian Enggar Sukmana +1 more
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The use of the structural similarity index (SSIM) is widespread. For almost two decades, it has played a major role in image quality assessment in many different research disciplines. Clearly, its merits are indisputable in the research community. However, little deep scrutiny of this index has been performed. Contrary to popular belief, there are some
Jim Nilsson, Tomas Akenine-Möller
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