Quantitative evaluation method for realism of tactile reproduction contour rendering based on feature similarity
A feature similarity, tactile reproduction technology, applied in the field of human-computer interaction, can solve the problems of lack of intuitive evaluation of rendering realism, lack of quantitative evaluation of tactile rendering realism, etc., to achieve a wide range of effects.
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[0073] Using the real outline, invite L experimenters to participate in the real outline perception experiment, perceive and record the real object perception experiment data and construct a matrix, use the tactile feedback device to render the real outline, and invite the L experimenters to participate in the virtual object perception experiment , perceive and record the perceptual experimental data of the virtual object and construct the matrix, and then use the principal component analysis method to obtain its main eigenvectors respectively, and realize the quantitative evaluation of the realism of the tactile reproduction outline rendering by calculating the similarity of the main eigenvectors, which is used for based on Quantitative assessment of 3D sinusoidal bump rendering photorealism for electrostatic force haptic feedback devices.
[0074] The acquisition method of real object perception experiment data of the present invention i...
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