Applications of Objective Image Quality Assessment Methods

tions of IQA measures. We will then discuss the applications of IQA measures in the design and optimization of advanced image processing algorithms and systems, where we perceive both great promises and major challenges. Finally, we will show how IQA measures could play important roles in an even more extended field of applications and provide a vision of the future.

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