Sentence examples similar to sensitivity distortion from inspiring English sources

First, it exploits the fact that sensitivity to distortions in low spatial frequencies is larger than to distortions in high spatial frequencies.

It takes into account human's ability to adapt to a structural similarity at different scales and HVS sensitivity to distortions of luminance and contrast.

A first one is the recently proposed metric PSNR human visual system masking (PSNR-HVS-M) [39] (available at [40] and defined as PSNR-HVS-M = 10 log 10(2552/MSEoutHVS), where MSEoutHVS is a specific MSE determined in DCT domain that takes into account such peculiarities of human vision system as different sensitivity to distortions in different spatial frequencies and masking effects).

This example clearly illustrates that different regions show different sensitivity in different distortion types.

The present experimental study investigates a new configuration of vortex flowmeter to improve the turndown ratio and flow distortion sensitivity.

In order to improve the subjective video quality in the process of encode, we create three visual distortion sensitivity models to minimize the perceptual distortion.

In order to improve the subjective video quality in the process of encode, they create three visual distortion sensitivity models to minimize the perceptual distortion.

The in-band distortion sensitivity of each waveform is quantified in Table 7 depicting the maximum OBO (OBOID max) such that the receiver MSE reaches −25 dB.

The in-band distortion sensitivity of each contender is summarized in Fig. 12 where OBOID max values from Table 7 are plotted.

Explicit NEM allows achieving accurate results for high distortions and complex contact conditions although constraints on time step still are a major drawback and comparable to those known in finite elements to keep stability and accuracy despite the less NEM sensitivity to mesh distortion.

These long-term adjustments have been described for color vision, contrast sensitivity, and perceived distortion (blur) [ 45– 45].