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Journal Articles
- 2011
[j1]Frank M. Ciaramello, Sheila S. Hemami:
A Computational Intelligibility Model for Assessment and Compression of American Sign Language Video. IEEE Trans. Image Process. 20(11): 3014-3027 (2011)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2012
- [c8]Sheila S. Hemami, Frank M. Ciaramello, Sean S. Chen, Nathan G. Drenkow, Dae Yeol Lee, Seonwoo Lee, Evan G. Levine, Adam J. McCann:
Comparing user experiences in 2D and 3D videoconferencing. ICIP 2012: 1969-1972 - 2011
- [c7]Frank M. Ciaramello, Amy R. Reibman
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Supplemental subjective testing to evaluate the performance of image and video quality estimators. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2011: 78650Q - [c6]Frank M. Ciaramello, Sheila S. Hemami:
Quality versus intelligibility: studying human preferences for American Sign Language video. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2011: 786517 - [c5]Frank M. Ciaramello, Amy R. Reibman:
Systematic stress testing of image quality estimators. ICIP 2011: 3101-3104 - 2010
- [c4]Frank M. Ciaramello, Jung Ko, Sheila S. Hemami:
Quality versus intelligibility: Evaluating the coding trade-offs for American Sign Language video. CISS 2010: 1-5 - [c3]Frank M. Ciaramello, Sheila S. Hemami:
The influence of space and time varying distortions on objective intelligibility estimators for region-of-interest video. ICIP 2010: 1097-1100 - 2009
- [c2]Frank M. Ciaramello, Sheila S. Hemami:
Quantifying the effect of disruptions to temporal coherence on the intelligibility of compressed American Sign Language video. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2009: 72400 - 2007
- [c1]Frank M. Ciaramello, Sheila S. Hemami:
"Can you see me now?" An objective metric for predicting intelligibility of compressed American Sign Language video. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2007: 64920M
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