Prathima Chilukuri, S. Harshitha, P. Abhiram, S. Susanna, S. Vyshnavi, B. C. Babu
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Through the use of several well-known characteristics of the human visual system, objective approaches for evaluating perceptual picture quality have historically attempted to quantify the visibility of defects (differences) between a distorted image and a reference image. It offers a different complementary framework for quality assessment based on the CNN under the premise that human visual perception is highly adapted for obtaining structural information from a scene. When an image is compared to its own blurry image, the CNN algorithm's goal is to offer information on the image's clarity. It uses the FFT results and the individual picture sharpness values for this. When contrasted against a blurry version of itself, the CNN algorithm's goal is to reveal information about the image's clarity. This will be done by using the sharpness values for each image as well as the FFT values for the photos. It is practical to use the Fast Fourier Transform technique. FFT is a tool for image processing that may represent an image in the spatial and Fourier domains. The image is thus represented by the FFT in both real and fictitious components. Thiscan-do image processingoperations like blurring, edge detection, thresholding, texture analysis, and even blur detection, by looking at these numbers.