| Abstract: | Non-reference image quality assessment has attracted great emphasis in recent years. Traditional image quality assessment algorithms based on structural similarity cannot make full use of the image gradient features, and the contrast similarity features often ignore the consistency of continuous color blocks within the image, which leads to large discrepancy between the evaluation result and the subjective judgment of human vision system. In this paper, we propose a deep model for image quality assessment where the spatial and visual features of image are both considered. For better feature fusion, we design an adaptive multiple Skyline query algorithm named MSFF, which takes as input multiple features of images, and learns the feature weights through end-to-end training. Extensive experiments on image quality assessment tasks prove that the proposed model exhibits superior performance compared with existing solutions. |
