"live image" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a real-time video or photograph. For example, "I watched the news broadcast with a live image of the protests."
We propose a file-based approach, which we call live image file feeding.
In the center was a live image of the damaged reactor buildings.
"We are really hoping directors will be able to see a clearer live image as computers get faster," he says.
The live image shows as a herky-jerky video, so some patience is required to set up your shot.
Beware of the bathroom mirrors; they are video screens that project a live image of the person looking into them.
The results using Pearson׳s correlation coefficient (CC) and Spearman׳s ranked-order correlation coefficient (SROCC) for the LIVE image database are 0.9659 and 0.9625 respectively.
The unit can also freeze a live image.
Figure 11 Fast fading, LIVE image database [19]--PSNR.
Figure 10 Fast fading, LIVE image database [19]--MSSIM.
Figure 8 Fast fading, LIVE image database [19]--proposed metric.
