73.2: A New Methodology for Clinical and Perceived Quality of Medical Displays

73.2: A New Methodology for Clinical and Perceived Quality of Medical Displays

The aim of the study presented in this paper is to develop and validate a new methodology for comparing medical displays by means of a clinical perceived image quality approach. for this purpose, as virtual specialist, a Human Visual Observer Model (HVOM) was developed and can determine when the sig...

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