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Perceptual quality metric for digitally coded color images
In this paper, a computational metric that incorporates many aspects of human vision and color perception to predict the quality of color coded images is presented. The proposed distortion measure is built on opponent-colors theory and on a multi-channel model of spatial vision. The metric has been validated by psychophysical data on 400 images and two human observers.