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Objective quality assessment of stereoscopic images with vertical disparity using EEG

Authors
Avarvand, Forooz ShahbaziBosse, SebastianMueller, Klaus-RobertSchaefer, RalfNolte, GuidoWiegand, ThomasCurio, GabrielSamek, Wojciech
Issue Date
8월-2017
Publisher
IOP PUBLISHING LTD
Keywords
quality of experience; objective assessment; EEG analysis; stereoscopic images; vertical disparity
Citation
JOURNAL OF NEURAL ENGINEERING, v.14, no.4
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Journal Title
JOURNAL OF NEURAL ENGINEERING
Volume
14
Number
4
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/82672
DOI
10.1088/1741-2552/aa6d8b
ISSN
1741-2560
Abstract
Objective. Neurophysiological correlates of vertical disparity in 3D images are studied in an objective approach using EEG technique. These disparities are known to negatively affect the quality of experience and to cause visual discomfort in stereoscopic visualizations. Approach. We have presented four conditions to subjects: one in 2D and three conditions in 3D, one without vertical disparity and two with different vertical disparity levels. Event related potentials (ERPs) are measured for each condition and the differences between ERP components are studied. Analysis is also performed on the induced potentials in the time frequency domain. Main results. Results show that there is a significant increase in the amplitude of P1 components in 3D conditions in comparison to 2D. These results are consistent with previous studies which have shown that P1 amplitude increases due to the depth perception in 3D compared to 2D. However the amplitude is significantly smaller for maximum vertical disparity (3D-3) in comparison to 3D with no vertical disparity. Our results therefore suggest that the vertical disparity in 3D-3 condition decreases the perception of depth compared to other 3D conditions and the amplitude of P1 component can be used as a discriminative feature. Significance. The results show that the P1 component increases in amplitude due to the depth perception in the 3D stimuli compared to the 2D stimulus. On the other hand the vertical disparity in the stereoscopic images is studied here. We suggest that the amplitude of P1 component is modulated with this parameter and decreases due to the decrease in the perception of depth.
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