A No Reference Image Quality Assessment Metric Based on Visual Perception

Correction: A No Reference Image Quality Assessment Metric Based on Visual Perception. Algorithms 2016, 9, 87

A No Reference Image Quality Assessment Metric Based on Visual Perception

Nowadays, how to evaluate image quality reasonably is a basic and challenging problem. In view of the present no reference evaluation methods, they cannot reflect the human visual perception of image quality accurately. In this paper, we propose an efficient general-purpose no reference image quality assessment (NRIQA) method based on visual perception, and effectively integrates human visual c...

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Nowadays, how to evaluate image quality reasonably is a basic and challenging problem. In view of the present no reference evaluation methods, they cannot reflect the human visual perception of image quality accurately. In this paper, we propose an efficient general-purpose no reference image quality assessment (NRIQA) method based on visual perception, and effectively integrates human visual c...

Sharpness metric for no-reference image visual quality assessment

This paper presents a novel sharpness metric for color images. The proposed metric can be used for no-reference assessment of image visual quality. The metric basically relies on local power of wavelet transform high-frequency coefficients. It also takes into account a possibility of the presence of macrophotography and portrait photography effects in an image where the image part (usually cent...

No-reference image quality metric based on image classification

In this article, we present a new no-reference (NR) objective image quality metric based on image classification. We also propose a new blocking metric and a new blur metric. Both metrics are NR metrics since they need no information from the original image. The blocking metric was computed by considering that the visibility of horizontal and vertical blocking artifacts can change depending on ...