“Automatic selection of level-of-detail based on just-noticeable-difference (JND)” by Cheng and Boulanger
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- Automatic selection of level-of-detail based on just-noticeable-difference (JND)
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In this poster we discuss our work on relating the perception of Level-of-detail to the size of features in a displayed 3D object, for applications in online visualization. The distance between grid-points on a display device has been used in the literature to define the smallest inter vertex distance below which vertices need not be inserted to a refined version [Red01]. We will introduce a perceptual metric to predict the perceptual impact on the human visual system (HVS) when refining a mesh, and show how limited network resources, e.g. bandwidth, can be utilized efficiently by stopping mesh refinement before reaching the threshold imposed by the display device resolution.
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4. {Red01} M. Reddy, “Perceptually optimized 3D graphics,” IEEE Applied Perception, September/October 2001.
5. {Usd05} www.usd.edu/psyc301/WebersLaw.htm
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7. {ZN99} M. Zerroug and R. Nevatia, “Part-based 3D descriptions of complex objects from a single image,” IEEE Trans, on PAMI, Vol 21, no. 9, Sep. 1999.
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