TL;DR
This paper introduces MS-ISSM, a novel point cloud quality assessment method using multi-scale implicit structural similarity and a specialized neural network to improve accuracy and robustness.
Contribution
The paper proposes a new implicit feature representation and a hierarchical neural network for more reliable point cloud quality assessment.
Findings
MS-ISSM outperforms existing metrics on multiple benchmarks.
The hierarchical network preserves physical semantics of different features.
Implicit function coefficients effectively measure local feature distortions.
Abstract
The unstructured and irregular nature of points poses a significant challenge for accurate point cloud quality assessment (PCQA), particularly in establishing accurate perceptual feature correspondence. To tackle this, we propose the Multi-scale Implicit Structural Similarity Measurement (MS-ISSM). Unlike traditional point-to-point matching, MS-ISSM utilizes radial basis function (RBF) to represent local features continuously, transforming distortion measurement into a comparison of implicit function coefficients. This approach effectively circumvents matching errors inherent in irregular data. Additionally, we propose a ResGrouped-MLP quality assessment network, which robustly maps multi-scale feature differences to perceptual scores. The network architecture departs from traditional flat multi-layer perceptron (MLP) by adopting a grouped encoding strategy integrated with residual…
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