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关于浮点数据的结构相似度指数方法

Allison H Baker, Alexander Pinard, Dorit M Hammerling

    IEEE transactions on visualization and computer graphics
    |November 15, 2023
    PubMed
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    我们开发了数据SSIM (DSSIM) 来直接评估模拟数据质量,绕过昂贵的图像生成. 这一新指标提供了显著的性能提升,并避免了用于评估大型数据集的特定选项.

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