ANSI T1A1 Contribution T1A1.5/95-104, January 9, 1995
Objective Measures for Detecting Digital Tiling
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Dwight Melcher and Stephen Wolf, “Objective Measures for Detecting Digital Tiling,” ANSI T1A1 Contribution T1A1.5/95-104, January 9, 1995.
Dwight Melcher and Stephen Wolf
Abstract: Describes an algorithm for (1) quantifying the spatial gradients or edges in an image as a function of angle or orientation, (2) extracting low bandwidth features from these input and corresponding output spatial gradient images, and (3) deriving objective video quality metrics from these low bandwidth features that quantify the amount of tiling (i.e., blocking) and blurring in the output image. Examples are given for images that have been compressed by MPEG and video teleconferencing codecs.
Keywords: digital; performance; video; quality; objective; impairments; blocking; Testing; spatial; compression; scene; MPEG; tiling; teleconferencing; codecs
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