Perceptual Quality Assessment for Multi-Exposure Image Fusion
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Abstract
Multi-exposure image fusion (MEF) is considered an effective quality enhancement technique widely adopted in consumer electronics, but little work has been dedicated to the perceptual quality assessment of multi-exposure fused images. In this paper, we first build an MEF database and carry out a subjective user study to evaluate the quality of images generated by different MEF algorithms. There are several useful findings. First, considerable agreement has been observed among human subjects on the quality of MEF images. Second, no single state-of-the-art MEF algorithm produces the best quality for all test images. Third, the existing objective quality models for general image fusion are very limited in…
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- Image quality
- Computer science
- Image fusion
- Artificial intelligence
- Quality (philosophy)
- Consistency (knowledge bases)
- Image (mathematics)
- Perception
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