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ABSTRACT (Continue on reverse if necessay and identify by block number)The current practice of basing the performance of cathode ray tube (CRT) displays on static image quality figures-of-merit fails to provide a valid assessment of a display's ability to reproduce real-world scenes where there is relative motion within the scene or between the sensor and scene.Techniques which provide assessment of a display's capability to reproduce spatial information in a dynamic environment are needed. One technique based on response to sinusoidal counterphase modulation is presented.
ABSTRACTThe current practice of basing the performance of cathode ray tube (CRT) displays solely on static image quality figures-of-merit fails to provide a valid assessment of a display's ability to reproduce real-world scenes where there is relative motion within the scene or between the sensor and scene. Techniques which provide assessment of a display's capability to reproduce spatial information in a dynamic environment are needed. One technique based on response to sinusoidal counterphase modulation is presented.
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