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  • Multimedia Signal Processing
  • Video Quality Assessment

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  • Frame freezing is a common artifact in streamed video, degrading user experience.
  • Existing video quality assessment methods often require the original video (full-reference) or lack specificity for frame freezing.
  • Accurate and efficient video quality assessment is crucial for real-time applications and network management.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel no-reference video quality measure (NR-FFM) specifically for detecting frame freezing artifacts.
  • To evaluate the performance of the NR-FFM using a standard mobile video quality database.
  • To explore the applicability of NR-FFM in various scenarios, including standalone use and combination with other quality metrics for mobile video transmission.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the no-reference frame-freezing measure (NR-FFM) algorithm.
  • Evaluation using 40 degraded video sequences from the LIVE mobile video database.
  • Analysis of NR-FFM performance in standalone and combined application scenarios, including normalization strategies.

Main Results:

  • The NR-FFM demonstrated promising correlation between estimated quality scores and user-assigned quality.
  • The measure effectively identifies quality degradations caused by frame freezing in streamed videos.
  • Performance was validated across different application contexts relevant to mobile video transmission.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed NR-FFM is an effective tool for no-reference video quality assessment, specifically targeting frame freezing.
  • The measure offers flexibility for use in diverse mobile video transmission scenarios.
  • Further research can explore integration with other quality metrics for enhanced video quality monitoring.