Novel dataset addresses rendering artifacts in synthetic videos, showing existing metrics underperform, suggesting CGVQM's advantage.
While existing video and image quality datasets have extensively studied natural videos and traditional distortions, the perception of synthetic content and modern rendering artifacts remains underexplored. We present a novel video quality dataset focused on distortions introduced by advanced rendering techniques, including neural supersampling, novel‐view synthesis, path tracing, neural denoising, frame interpolation, and variable rate shading. Our evaluations show that existing full‐reference quality metrics perform sub‐optimally on these distortions, with a maximum Pearson correlation of 0.78. Additionally, we find that the feature space of pre‐trained 3D CNNs aligns strongly with human perception of visual quality. We propose CGVQM, a full‐reference video quality metric that significantly outperforms existing metrics while generating both per‐pixel error maps and global quality scores. Our dataset and metric implementation is available at https://github.com/IntelLabs/CGVQM .
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