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An objective approach to assessing relative perceptual quality of MPEG-encoded video sequences
Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems
A novel objective approach to assessing the relative perceptual quality of MPEG-encoded video sequences is presented in this paper. Quality comparison of two MPEG-encoded video sequences is performed directly in the frequency domain rather than in the pixel domain. This approach consists of masking and pooling phases. Unique characteristics of human perception on motion videos are observed and the masking phase is adapted to these characteristics accordingly. In the pooling phase, novel steps
doi:10.1109/mmcs.1997.609786
dblp:conf/icmcs/WangRNKATS97
fatcat:4gu2t7rgubb53ietfnfn3nnewe