Using gaze information to improve image difference metrics

  • Pedersen M
  • Hardeberg J
  • Nussbaum P
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Abstract

We have used image difference metrics to measure the quality of a set of images to know how well they predict perceived image difference. We carried out a psychophysical experiment with 25 observers along with a recording of the observers gaze position. The image difference metrics used were CIELAB ΔEab , S-CIELAB, the hue angle algorithm, iCAM and SSIM. A frequency map from the eye tracker data was applied as a weighting to the image difference metrics. The results indicate an improvement in correlation between the predicted image difference and the perceived image difference.

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Pedersen, M., Hardeberg, J. Y., & Nussbaum, P. (2008). Using gaze information to improve image difference metrics. In Human Vision and Electronic Imaging XIII (Vol. 6806, p. 680611). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.764468

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