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Subjective and objective quality assessment for volumetric video compression

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Figure 1.Sample rendered images for PCs at different quality levels: uncompressed reference (leftmost) and compressed PCs where i=1 (centre-left), i=2(centre), i=3 (centre-right), and i=4 (rightmost).
Figure 3.Four different sample rendered images showing the effect of point size on rendered images
Figure 5.Plots for the subjective quality assessment results, for (a, b) MOSand (c, d) JOD
Figure 8.The plot of po2pointRMS vs. MOS for both of the contents. Despitehaving a PCC = 0.847, the objective quality estimates are misleading and donot correspond MOS values well due to high variance

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