P‐62: Evaluation of Gray‐to‐Gray Crosstalk for Time‐Sequential Stereoscopic Display

Chen, Fu-Hao; Yang, Jinn‐Cherng; Chou, Yi-Heng; Huang, Kuo‐Chung; Lee, Kuen

doi:10.1002/j.2168-0159.2012.tb06038.x

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“…An unstable or inaccurate measurement system will yield errors in judgment, making it inappropriate in analyzing a performance of stereoscopic display. Gray to gray crosstalk model has been modified in previous papers [6][7] in this paper gray to gray crosstalk model has been improved. Based on the above, we propose a definition and method of measurement for gray to gray stereoscopic crosstalk to evaluate quality of 3D displays.…”

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Stereoscopic display gray to gray crosstalk measurement

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There are several studies on estimating crosstalk of 3D displays. Crosstalk is an important factor in determining image quality of stereoscopic display. In previous study, gray to gray crosstalk model has been modified. In this paper, we use six commercial stereoscopic displays including passive polarized glasses and active shutter glasses, both left and right eyes were measured by a luminance meter to verify the gray to gray crosstalk model and analyze the stability of the measurement data using our standard operating procedure (SOP). According to the SOP, we use simple statistical method to verify the repeatability of data. Experimental results indicate that our measurement system can be used to estimate the value of gray to gray crosstalk of stereoscopic display, the uncertainty below 0.8% for FPR display and 3% for shutter glasses display at 95% confidence level. These results, can be used as an important parameters in stereoscopic display visual quality, also can be used as a design feedback for engineer.

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confidence: 99%