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Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics Henry Koren, Imatest LLC <henry@imatest.com> IEEE 1858 & CASC working group chair Vickrant Zunjarrao, Microsoft Corp. <vizunj@microsoft.com> IEEE 1858 working group


  1. Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics Henry Koren, Imatest LLC <henry@imatest.com> IEEE 1858 & CASC working group chair Vickrant Zunjarrao, Microsoft Corp. <vizunj@microsoft.com> IEEE 1858 working group vice chair Benjamin Tseng, Apkudo <benjamin@apkudo.com> IEEE CASC working group vice chair January 15, 2019

  2. Standards Development Timeline 2 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  3. Camera Phone Image Quality (CPIQ) Objective, perceptual-based image quality metrics Scored in Just Noticeable Differences (JNDs) 7 metrics in 1858-2016 standard SFR TB — Texture Blur VN — Visual Noise CL — Chroma Level CU — Color Uniformity LGD — Lateral Geometric Distortion LCA — Lateral Chromatic Aberration 3 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  4. Where variation comes from Mobile devices are "black box” cameras with dynamic image signal processors (ISPs): Nonlinear spatial processing - Automatic Exposure - Automatic White Balance - Autofocus - Labs have varying: Light sources (CCT / spectra) - Test charts (reflectance / frequency / quality) - Distances - Human-constructed labs - Human-executed capture procedures - Human-sorted data sets - Human-implemented algorithms - 4 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  5. Round Robin Studies Round Robin 1 Round Robin 2 June-2016 to July-2017 Oct-2017 to Dec-2018 iPhone 4 iPhone 8 Plus iPhone 5C iPhone 5S iPhone 5S iPhone 6S Plus iPhone 6S Plus LG G2 HTC One M8 Nokia 1020 LG G2 Samsung S7 Edge Nexus 6P Huawei P10 Sony Experia Z5 Xiaomi Mi6 Galaxy S7 Edge OPPO R11 Google Pixel Microsoft Surface Pro (Front & Rear) 6 Labs 5 Labs 28 images / device 105 Images / device 1512 images 5775 images 5 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  6. Standard Lighting Conditions Illuminant CCT Lux Notes 5500K +- 700K 1000 +- 100 Tunable LED or filtered Outdoor halogen. D55 based on ISO 7589 - Must include NIR for color uniformity test. Indoor 4100K +- 300K 100 +- 10 Must be fluorescent. TL84 Fluorescent 3050K +- 300K 25 +- 2.5 Tungsten or tunable LED Low Light - Must include NIR for color Tungsten based on ISO uniformity test 7589 6 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  7. SFR - Missed focus Especially in low light, an autofocus failure can ruin SFR Corrective action: Ensure adequate chart quality by using large 4x sized ISO charts (1225 x 800mm) Select best of 10 exposures Add autofocus repeatability score to next SFR: 27.24 JND of Quality Loss standard 7 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  8. Quality Loss JND 10 11 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics SFR Variation Galaxy S7 edge pixel Outdoor SFR Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 10 11 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Galaxy S7 edge pixel Oppo R11 Indoor SFR Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 10 11 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Galaxy S7 edge pixel Oppo R11 Lowlight SFR Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ 8 iPhne6S+

  9. Exposure is Scene-Dependent Exposure is Scene-Dependent 6.22 JND QL ISO 400 6.22 JND QL ISO 400 7.90 JND QL ISO 640 7.90 JND QL ISO 640 6.8 JND QL ISO 500 6.8 JND QL ISO 500 *Specular corruption* *Specular corruption* 18% grey background 18% grey background Visual Noise Quality Loss Visual Noise Quality Loss Reflectance determines luminance Reflectance determines luminance Luminance determines ISO speed Luminance determines ISO speed 8.5 8.5 7.9 7.9 8 8 Impacts visual noise & texture blur Impacts visual noise & texture blur 7.5 7.5 JND JND 7 7 Corrective action: Corrective action: 6.8 6.8 6.5 6.5 6.22 6.22 Conform to ISO standard framing Conform to ISO standard framing 6 6 5.5 5.5 Align lab target reflectance Align lab target reflectance 5 5 350 350 450 450 550 550 650 650 ISO Speed ISO Speed 9 9 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  10. Quality Loss JND 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Galaxy S7 edge Outdoor Visual Noise (VN) Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics Visual Noise Variation pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Galaxy S7 edge Indoor Visual Noise (VN) pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Galaxy S7 edge Lowlight Visual Noise (VN) pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 10

  11. Texture Chart Differences Different charts have spatial frequency distribution disparities in both luma and chroma Variation was DxOmark Dead Leaves B&W Imatest Spilled Coins compounded by reflectance and exposure differences Need to control chart frequency distribution Color IE TE276 CPIQ Edition Color Imatest Spilled Coins CPIQ Edition 11 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  12. Quality Loss JND 10 15 20 25 30 Texture Variation 0 5 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics Outdoor Texture Blur (TB) Galaxy S7 Pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 10 15 20 25 30 0 5 Galaxy S7 Indoor Texture Blur (TB) Pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ iPhne6S+ 10 15 20 25 30 0 5 Galaxy S7 Lowlight Texture Blur (TB) Pixel Oppo R11 Nokia 1020 LG G2 iPhone5 SurfacePro4 HuaweiP10 iPhone8+ 12 iPhne6S+

  13. Color Uniformity Worst device, Low Light ( Tungsten ~25 lux) Lab C: 9.72 JND QL Lab B: 1.17 JND QL Lab A: 1.21 JND QL Lab D: 1.35 JND QL Lab E: 2.43 JND QL Lab G: 4.93 JND QL Strict tolerance on light source color uniformity required Infrared content is a concern 13 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  14. “Daylight” sources for color uniformity Gamma Scientific RS-7 Sol ITI LED Lightbox Actual Daylight 32 channel tunable LED 1- d5 0 2-d55 3-d65 Phosphor based LED with 5100K CCT simulating up to 1000nm (source: Dmitry Tarasov) drops off around 730nm 14 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  15. Effect of near infrared on color uniformity Xiaomi Mi6 Samsung S7 Edge Oppo R11 Nokia Lumia 1020 Microsoft Surface Pro LG G2 iPhone 8+ iPhone 6S+ iPhone 5S Huawei P10 Google Pixel 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 Quality Loss (JND) No Near-Infrared Near Infrared Up to 0.6 JND’s of color nonuniformity added by including NIR 15 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  16. Chroma Level 0.41 JND QL 0.38 JND QL 0.65 JND QL Lab F: 0.00 JND QL 0.04 JND QL Lab F: 0.45 JND QL (Spot meter) Minimize ‘non-chart’ and ‘non-background’ regions Do not touch the screen to trigger spot metering 16 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  17. IEEE CPIQ Test plan document Improved test procedure • document available Published Links to purchase available for purchase at: http://bit.ly/labvariation 17 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  18. Summary Black box cameras vary dramatically based on environment and operator interactions Current standards alone are not strict enough to get alignment between heterogeneous test labs Detailed procedures can help make results independently reproducible Documents from IEEE available for purchase at: http://bit.ly/labvariation 18 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

  19. Future Work Publish complete image set Further analyze the collected images, determine the absolute root causes of the variation CPIQ V2 New Metrics: Auto Exposure Further tighten testing procedures Autofocus Repeatability Align with ISO 12233 reflectance, and ISO 19567 texture TS chart definition SFR scored across field Correct improper lab setups Video Use reference devices to audit labs – Jitter – Motion Blur + Texture Loss Apply Grubbs’ test to identify outliers – AE Convergence and establish acceptability for a – AWB Convergence certified lab Publish device results Documents from IEEE available for purchase at: http://bit.ly/labvariation 19 Reducing the cross-lab variations of image quality metrics

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