Blind image quality assessment through anisotropy
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Method for determining the quality of digital images. An anisotropic measure is used as a metric to assess the quality of images. The method is based on measuring the variance of the expected entropy of a given image upon a set of predefined directions. Directional selectivity is attained by using an oriented 1-D pseudo-Wigner distribution.
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Salvador Gabarda (2021). Blind image quality assessment through anisotropy (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/30800-blind-image-quality-assessment-through-anisotropy), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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rad2deg is a MATLAB function
you forgot to include rad2deg function
When I read the lena.png to variable X, I run [Qg,Qch]=blindimagequality(X).
Then,' Qg =0.0038' is return.
Is it right. If some is wrong, How can I run this program.
Where do I get the paper from?
I apologize about the rating above, it was totally accidental ... good submission
you forgot to include rad2deg function
Good!