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Subjective evaluation of 360-degree sensory experiences

Guedes et al., 2019

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2732647696780624111
Author
Guedes A
Azevedo R
Frossard P
Colcher S
Barbosa S
Publication year
Publication venue
2019 IEEE 21st International Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing (MMSP)

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Traditionally, most multimedia content has been developed to stimulate two of the human senses, ie, sight and hearing. Due to recent technological advancements, however, innovative services have been developed that provide more realistic, immersive, and …
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