Handbook of Visual Communications 1995
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-091854-9.50012-9
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“…In conventional human visual system (HVS) weighted error measures, u(m; n; i; j) = w(i; j), i.e., a fixed frequency-based weighting system is used [13]. If w(p; i; j) is a weighting matrix whose entries are function of block (m; n), i.e., p = g(x(m; n)), for some g, then weighting can be made block adaptive.…”
Section: B Adaptive Distortionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In conventional human visual system (HVS) weighted error measures, u(m; n; i; j) = w(i; j), i.e., a fixed frequency-based weighting system is used [13]. If w(p; i; j) is a weighting matrix whose entries are function of block (m; n), i.e., p = g(x(m; n)), for some g, then weighting can be made block adaptive.…”
Section: B Adaptive Distortionmentioning
confidence: 99%