Sharpness, one of the most effective factors in video quality assessment, usually dominates the first impression of the representation of the compressed video or image signals. I...
Objective image/video quality measures play important roles in various image/video processing applications, such as compression, communication, printing, analysis, registration, r...
Displaying a synthetic image on a computer display requires determining the colors of individual pixels. To avoid aliasing, multiple samples of the image can be taken per pixel, a...
Flickering is a temporal visual artifact that affects compressed video. It is prominent in intra-frame video coders and is largely the result of content variations and quantizatio...
Most wavelet-based image coders fail to model the joint coherent behavior of wavelet coefficients near edges. Wedgelets offer a convenient parameterization for the edges in an ima...
Justin K. Romberg, Michael B. Wakin, Hyeokho Choi,...