运动图像质量度量发展的可行性研究

33rd Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop (AIPR'04) Pub Date : 2004-10-13 DOI:10.1109/AIPR.2004.25

J. Irvine, C. Fenimore, David M. Cannon, J. Roberts, S. Israel, L. Simon, C. Watts, James D. Miller, Michelle Brennan, A. Avilés, Paul F. Tighe, Richard J. Behrens

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在这次评估中，一些经验丰富的图像分析人员对一些运动图像剪辑和从这些剪辑中获得的图像进行了评级和比较。该图像集在目标运动、相机运动、场景复杂性以及地面采样距离(GSD)方面具有很好的特征。对该评估数据的分析提供了对感知图像可解释性的这些影响程度的见解。本文描述了评估，介绍了结果，并探讨了运动图像“类似niirs”尺度发展的含义。

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Feasibility study for the development of a motion imagery quality metric

In this evaluation, a number of experienced imagery analysts provided ratings and comparisons of a number of motion imagery clips and images derived from these clips. The image set was well characterized in terms of target motion, camera motion, and scene complexity, as well as ground sampled distance (GSD). Analysis of the data from this evaluation provides insight into the magnitude of these effects on perceived image interpretability. This paper describes the evaluation, presents the results, and explores the implications for development of a "NIIRS-like" scale for motion imagery.

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