Analysis and improvement on statistical naturalness measure
Although Statistical Naturalness Measure (SNM) can rate the naturalness of image�s contrast relatively well, but it suffers from the problem of inconsistent rating across different spatial resolution; ratings for images with identical content and contrast level but different spatial resolution might...
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Asian Research Publishing Network
2023
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| Summary: | Although Statistical Naturalness Measure (SNM) can rate the naturalness of image�s contrast relatively well, but it suffers from the problem of inconsistent rating across different spatial resolution; ratings for images with identical content and contrast level but different spatial resolution might be significantly different. The statistical model SNM was developed upon sample images with certain spatial resolution and the contrast was defined using a specific block size. This paper suggests that the problem is due to the computation of contrast using fixed block size regardless of the spatial resolution of the input image. It is proposed to rescale the block size based on the spatial resolution of input image to keep the ratio of block size to image size similar to those of the sample images used in developing the statistical model of SNM. The proposed method is tested and proven statistically to be effective in reducing the inconsistency in the ratings of images across different spatial resolution such there is no significant difference among them. � 2005 - 2016 JATIT & LLS. All rights reserved. |
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