Inherent Visual Information for Low Quality Image Presentation
Justin Boyle, Anthony John Maeder, Wageeh Boles · 2003
This paper describes our experiments to quantify the inherent information content in images as a means to optimally present images where display pixels are limited. Such low image quality applications include visual prostheses, or "bionic eyes", where implant electrodes are limited in number. Results from subjective tests with 225 normally sighted viewers are compared to predictions made with a metric for information content.