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about compute score #2
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Hi @suke27. In BRISQUE, the lower the score, the better the image quality should be. While In PSNR, the higher the score, the more similar the image is to the reference image. It really depends on how you use them (because they are 2 different methods - one is no-reference method and the other is with reference), but if you have distorted images from one reference, yes the higher the PSNR, the lower BRISQUE should be (assuming that the reference has better quality) |
@akbargumbira |
It seems that it's a failed case using BRISQUE |
Hi, |
And isn't a good quality image supposed to have a score near 0 ? |
hi, I just try your code, seems it is inversely proportional to psnr, image with higher pnsr will got lower score, is that right?
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