NIST · ИТ · 69e7de76708529a6d87b
Perceptual Study of the Impact of Varying Frame Rate on Motion Imagery Interpretability
The development of a motion imagery (MI) quality scale, akin to the National Image Interpretibility Rating Scale (NIIRS) for still imagery, would have great value to designers and users of surveillance and other MI systems. A multi-phase study has adopted
NIST · ИТОфициальный источник · 2006-03-01
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