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Study of 2D foveated video quality in virtual reality

Jin et al., 2020

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2366284190234368581
Author
Jin Y
Chen M
Bell T
Wan Z
Bovik A
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Applications of digital image processing XLIII

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In Virtual Reality (VR), the necessity of immersive videos leads to greater challenges in compression and communication owing to the much higher spatial resolution, rapid, and the often real-time changes in viewing direction. Foveation in displays exploits the space-variant …
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