Embodied Image Quality Assessment for Robotic Intelligence
Jianbo Zhang, Chunyi Li, Jie Hao, Jun Jia, Huiyu Duan, Guoquan Zheng, Liang Yuan, Guangtao Zhai

TL;DR
This paper introduces the first no-reference image quality assessment model tailored for embodied robots, highlighting the differences from human perception and providing a new dataset for evaluating robot-generated images.
Contribution
The paper presents the Embodied Preference Database (EPD) and a novel Multi-scale Attention Embodied IQA model (MA-EIQA) for assessing image quality in robotic contexts.
Findings
Embodied image quality assessment differs from human perception.
The proposed MA-EIQA outperforms existing IQA algorithms on EPD.
The EPD dataset enables benchmarking of robot-specific image quality evaluation.
Abstract
Image Quality Assessment (IQA) of User-Generated Content (UGC) is a critical technique for human Quality of Experience (QoE). However, does the the image quality of Robot-Generated Content (RGC) demonstrate traits consistent with the Moravec paradox, potentially conflicting with human perceptual norms? Human subjective scoring is more based on the attractiveness of the image. Embodied agent are required to interact and perceive in the environment, and finally perform specific tasks. Visual images as inputs directly influence downstream tasks. In this paper, we explore the perception mechanism of embodied robots for image quality. We propose the first Embodied Preference Database (EPD), which contains 12,500 distorted image annotations. We establish assessment metrics based on the downstream tasks of robot. In addition, there is a gap between UGC and RGC. To address this, we propose a…
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TopicsIndustrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
