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Matthew D. Brotherton, Damien Bayart, David S. Hands:
Subjective Quality Assessment of the H.264/AVC In-Loop De-Blocking Filter. IEICE Trans. Commun. 89-B(2): 273-280 (2006)
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Matthew D. Brotherton, Quan Huynh-Thu, David S. Hands, Kjell Brunnström:
Subjective Multimedia Quality Assessment. IEICE Trans. Fundam. Electron. Commun. Comput. Sci. 89-A(11): 2920-2932 (2006)
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Matthew D. Brotherton, David S. Hands, Kjell Brunnström, Jimmy Jonsson, Öscan A. Soysuren:
Stabilizing viewing distances in subjective assessment of mobile video. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2006: 60570R
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Quan Huynh-Thu, Mohammed Ghanbari, David S. Hands, Matthew D. Brotherton:
Subjective video quality evaluation for multimedia applications. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 2006: 60571D

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