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This paper introduces a novel FS-MOVIE model for video quality assessment, focusing on the impact of temporal visual masking on local flicker. The model incorporates motion silencing illusion and V1 cortical neuron responses to improve video integrity evaluation and perceptual visibility index. Through experiments, the study examines the effect of bit rate, motion, temporal pooling, and computational complexity, concluding that the FS-MOVIE framework enhances the assessment accuracy.
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Video quality assessment accounting for temporal visual masking of local flicker Lark Kwon Choi, Alan Conrad Bovik Signal Processing: Image Communication 2018
Outline • Motivation • Background • FS-MOVIE Model • Experiments • Conclusion
Motivation • Effect of temporal visual masking on the visibility of temporal distortions, e.g., local flicker can be strongly reduced by motion • computational models of temporal visual masking • motion silencing illusion • thetemporal flicker masking model augments the MOVIE Index
Background • Visual Masking • Motion silencing of flicker distortions • Motion perception • From MOVIE to FS-MOVIE
Temporal flicker masking ---Perceptual flicker visibility index temporally masked perceptual flicker visibility index flicker sensitive index
Conclusion • A new VQA model called FS-MOVIE that accounts for temporal visual masking of local flicker in distorted videos by augmenting the MOVIE framework.