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Development - Prototype Phase  
      

In the Protoype Phase, actual devices are available for evaluation, but quality is often defect limited. Image Integration offers model based metrics to predict Image Quality from primitive measurements of the imaging system performance. For example, micro image quality is a primary constituent of over all image quality and is represented by the image sharpness and noise. Existing measurement and analysis packages produce objective measurements of these attributes. Image Integration offers tools and metrics that function with these measurements to provide correlates of the subjective assessment of these attributes.
Spatial Frequency Response (SFR): SFR is an objective measurement of the reproduction of fine image detail. Subjective Quality Factor (SQF) is a visually weighted measure of information content that is highly correlated with perceived quality.
Noise Power Spectrum (NPS): NPS is an objective measurement of the image non-uniformity at all scales. Visual granularity is a visually weighted measure of perceived grain derived from NPS that is highly correlated with perceived quality.
Micro Image Quality (μIMQ): Image quality is computed from SQF and visual granularity using a Minkowski metric that accounts for the masking of sharpness by grain.
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