Stereo image comfort level and contrast ratio range measurement method based on significant area
A technology of stereoscopic images and measurement methods, applied in the field of image processing, can solve the problems of not fully considering the visual characteristics of the human eye, achieve reasonable and feasible quantitative standards, and make up for the time-consuming and labor-intensive effect
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[0034] Providing quantitative standards for the production of 3D content is a key issue to be solved urgently in the popularization of 3D products. The present invention combines the visual attention mechanism for the first time to quantitatively study the influence of contrast factors on the visual comfort of stereo images through a large number of subjective experiments. The present invention first combines the plane saliency map and the stereo disparity map to obtain the stereo saliency map, then uses the fuzzy membership and the mask to optimize it to obtain the final salient stereo image, and uses the eye tracker to verify its rationality; and then contrast the left and right views. Transform and perform subjective experiments. After data screening, the comfortable contrast matching map and the difference map of the significant stereo image are obtained. The experimental results show that the contrast difference threshold of the left and right views changes with the contra...
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