New Motion Quality Research from Cambridge University

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New Motion Quality Research from Cambridge University

Post by stl8k » 22 Mar 2022, 21:05

Rafal Mantuik's group continues to do great motion quality work as seen in this video:

Variable Shading Rate (VRS) and refresh rate are optimized using a perceptual motion-quality model to maximize rendering quality for a given rendering budget.

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Additionally, the corresponding paper makes clear that there's a huge need for better motion quality research:
We find the studies of persistence and resolution to be particularly lacking as they do not cover the ranges commonly found in VR and mobile devices. Furthermore, spatio-temporal aliasing artifacts due to low-resolution rendering are also not well considered in these works. Lastly, a majority of these studies used oversimplified stimuli such as lines, boxes, etc. that may not generalize well to complex image content.
Mark/BlurBusters gets a citation in the paper too!

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Re: New Motion Quality Research from Cambridge University

Post by Chief Blur Buster » 25 Mar 2022, 18:11

stl8k wrote:
22 Mar 2022, 21:05
Mark/BlurBusters gets a citation in the paper too!
Nice -- I should say thanks.

Yes, we definitely need more research incubated in these areas.

Main paper DOI: doi.org/10.1145/3478513.3480514

Refreshingly, the PDF isn't paywalled: dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3478513.3480514
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