Blind quality assessment for slice of microtomographic image

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The paper considers a new algorithm for blind quality assessment of a slice of X-ray microtomographic image. We selected the following factors impacting on micro-CT image quality with respect to Digital Rock technology: Smoothness, sharpness, contrast, absence of high-density regions and ring artifacts. We propose algorithms for estimation of partial quality measures for named factors inside Region-of-Interest, that is in area associated with a sample of rock or granular material. Total quality metrics is calculated as a product of these partial measures. Our method for quality assessment provides reasonable outcomes for synthetic and real slices of micro-CT images. We collected experts' judgments about quality of slices. Proposed solution has a high correlation with scores of experts and outperforms existing blind quality metrics. An application of developed method to all slices allows to obtain quality estimation for 3D micro-CT image.

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Kornilov, A., Safonov, I., & Yakimchuk, I. (2019). Blind quality assessment for slice of microtomographic image. In Conference of Open Innovation Association, FRUCT (Vol. 2019-April, pp. 170–178). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.23919/FRUCT.2019.8711938

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