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Colour naturalness metric for evaluating image quality of mobile displays

Jang Jin Yoo, +2 more
- 18 Jan 2009 - 
- Vol. 7241, pp 125-133
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A series of psychophysical experiments using categorical judgment method was carried out to develop a colour naturalness metric (CNM) for evaluating image quality of mobile displays, and two types of CNMs were newly proposed: nonlinearly decaying CNM and linearly decayingCNM.
Abstract
A series of psychophysical experiments using categorical judgment method was carried out to develop a colour naturalness metric (CNM) for evaluating image quality of mobile displays. These experiments included colour naturalness judgment and image-quality difference judgment. Through the former one, CNMs were trained and the latter experiment tested the metrics. Two types of CNMs were newly proposed: nonlinearly decaying CNM and linearly decaying CNM. In the CNMs, it was assumed that one familiar object in an image played a critical role to judge the colour naturalness of the whole image. Through a performance comparison between objects' models, one critical object in a scene was selected and with the critical object's model, the whole scene's colour naturalness was predicted.

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