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Abstract
In this book a new concept for image quality has been presented. The concept is based on a top-down analysis of visuo-cognitive processing, in particular of the role of visuo-cognitive processing within the interaction process. Starting with a fundamental definition of quality in terms of the degree to which imposed requirements are satisfied, we have obtained a description of image quality that takes into account explicitly the fact that images are input to the vision stage of the interaction process. The result is a definition for image quality in terms of the adequacy of the image to serve as an input for the interaction process.
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