Proposed CROSS index shows high correlation with human perception scores in transparent displays, indicating its reliability.
As transparent displays become more prevalent, assessing the quality of see‐through images is increasingly important. Currently, no standard metrics exist for this purpose. We introduce a novel method that generates a human visual simulation image by CSPSF and convolving it with the background image. The simulated image is compared to the original using the SSIM Index. The robustness and validity of our proposed evaluation metric, termed the CROSS index, are substantiated through human visual perception scores, achieving a Kendall correlation coefficient of 0.929, thereby affirming its reliability and potential applicability in the field.
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