The Design Of Systems That Display Moving Images Based On Spatio-Temporal Vision Data

Television systems that display moving images can be designed to have a temporal response as a function of spatial frequency that matches the performances of the visual system. These designs can improve the performance of cameras, signal processing, signal transmission, computer graphic image generation and image displays. The design analysis, based on psychophysical measurements in luminance and color, must include both conditions of fixation and of tracking moving objects in the image by the viewer. Bandwidth reduced systems can be designed using this analysis which produce good perceived sharpness of moving objects with minimum image artifacts.

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