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Which Colors Best Catch Your Eyes: a Subjective Study of Color Saliency

Drelie Gelasca, E.; Tomasic, D.; Ebrahimi, T.
  • Published in: Fisrt International Workshop on Video Processing and Quality Metrics for Consumer Electronics, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
  • Series: ISCAS
  • SPIE, 2005

To determine Regions of Interest (ROI) in a scene, percep-tual saliency of regions has to be measured. When scenes are viewed with the same context and motivation, these ROIs are often highly correlated among different people. As a result, it is possible to develop a computational model of visual attention that can analyze a scene and accurately esti-mate the location of viewers ROIs. Color saliency is inves-tigated in this paper. In particular, a subjective experiment has been carried out to estimate which hues attract more human attention. The performance of the visual attention model including color saliency are assessed in the context of a segmentation evaluation application.

Keywords: Color Saliency ; LTS1 ; Region of interest ; Segmentation Evaluation

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  • LTS-CONF-2005-008

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