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Validating objective measures of MPEG video quality

Cermak et al., 1998

Document ID
1079484672472266956
Author
Cermak G
Wolf S
Tweedy E
Pinson M
Webster A
Publication year
Publication venue
SMPTE journal

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In 1996, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) adopted ANSI T1. 801.03, which presents a number of new objective video quality metrics for quantifying the effects of digital compression and transmission impairments. The measurements in ANSI T1. 801.03 were …
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