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2006
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Charles Fenimore, John Irvine, David M. Cannon, John Roberts, Ana Ivelisse Avilés, Steven Isreal, Michelle Brennan, Larry Simon, James D. Miller, Donna Haverkamp, Paul F. Tighe, Michael Gross:
Perceptual study of the impact of varying frame rate on motion imagery interpretability. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2006: 60570P
2005
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John M. Irvine, Charles Fenimore, David M. Cannon, John Roberts, Steven A. Israel, Larry Simon, Charles Watts, James D. Miller, Ana Ivelisse Avilés, Paul F. Tighe, Richard J. Behrens, Donna Haverkamp:
Factors affecting development of a motion imagery quality metric. Visual Information Processing 2005: 116-123
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John M. Irvine, Charles Fenimore, David M. Cannon, John Roberts, Steven A. Israel, Larry Simon, Charles Watts, James D. Miller, Michelle Brennan, Ana Ivelisse Avilés, Paul F. Tighe, Richard J. Behrens:
Feasibility Study for the Development of a Motion Imagery Quality Metric. AIPR 2004: 179-183

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