The influence of cross-modal interaction on perceived rendering quality thresholds
Authors: Hulusic, V., Aranha, M. and Chalmers, A.
Journal: 16th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision, WSCG'2008 - In Co-operation with EUROGRAPHICS, Full Papers
Pages: 41-48
Abstract:High-fidelity rendering is computationally demanding and has only recently become achievable at interactive frame rates on high-performance desktop PCs. Research on visual perception has demonstrated that parts of the scene that are not in the focus of viewer's attention may be rendered at much lower quality without this quality difference being perceived. It has also been shown that cross-modal interaction between visual and auditory stimuli can have a significant influence on perception. This paper investigates the limitations of the human visual system and the impact cross-modal interactions has on perceivable rendering thresholds. We show that by exploiting cross-modal interaction, significant savings in rendering quality and hence computational requirements can be achieved, while maintaining the same overall perceptual high quality of the resultant image.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30380/
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The influence of cross-modal interaction on perceived rendering quality thresholds
Authors: Hulusic, V., Aranha, M. and Chalmers, A.
Journal: WSCG 2008, FULL PAPERS
Pages: 41-+
ISBN: 978-80-86943-15-2
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30380/
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The influence of cross-modal interaction on perceived rendering quality thresholds
Authors: Hulusic, V., Aranha, M. and Chalmers, A.
Publisher: Václav Skala-UNION Agency
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30380/
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The influence of cross-modal interaction on perceived rendering quality thresholds
Authors: Hulusic, V., Aranha, M. and Chalmers, A.
Conference: 16th International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision
Publisher: Václav Skala-UNION Agency
Abstract:High-fidelity rendering is computationally demanding and has only recently become achievable at interactive frame rates on high-performance desktop PCs. Research on visual perception has demonstrated that parts of the scene that are not in the focus of viewer's attention may be rendered at much lower quality without this quality difference being perceived. It has also been shown that cross-modal interaction between visual and auditory stimuli can have a significant influence on perception. This paper investigates the limitations of the human visual System and the impact cross-modal interactions has on perceivable rendering thresholds. We show that by exploiting cross-modal interaction, significant savings in rendering quality and hence computational requirements can be achieved, while maintaining the same overall perceptual high quality of the resultant image.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/30380/
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