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Equalized Structural Similarity Index for image quality assessment.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2011 Italy Publisher:S. Lončarić, G. Ramponi, D. Seršić Eds.
Authors: L. Capodiferro; F. Mangiatordi; DI CLAUDIO, Elio; IACOVITTI, Giovanni;

handle: 11573/387757

Equalized Structural Similarity Index for image quality assessment.

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A novel version of the popular SSIM image quality assessment technique, specifically designed to yield uniform MOS prediction in presence of different types of image distortions is presented. Response equalization is obtained through the polynomial combination of a basic SSIM metric with an auxiliary metric characterized by a diverse sensitivity. Accuracy and consistency of this composite index, called E-SSIM, are demonstrated with experiments conducted on two independent archives annotated with MOS values. © 2011 University of Zagreb.

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gradient ssim; image quality assessment; mos prediction.

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