To　improve　the　consistency　of　the　objective　quality　and　the　human　eye　perception　of　stereoscopic　images,　and　enhance　the　visual　experience　of　the　stereoscopic　content,　we　take　into　account　the　problem　of　differences　existing　in　the　attention　of　the　different　regions　of　stereoscopic　images　and　stereoscopic　sense　of　different　depth　values　for　the　human　eye,　and　propose　a　stereoscopic　quality　evaluation　method　based　on　visual　perceptual　characteristics.　Firstly,　it　introduces　a　visual　saliency　model　to　select　region　of　interest,　and　then　generates　a　depth　map　for　the　region.　Secondly,　the　perceptible　range　and　the　sensitivity　factor　of　depth　map　pixels　are　determined　in　terms　of　the　just　noticeable　difference　in　depth　model.　Finally,　the　stereoscopic　objective　quality　scores　are　obtained　by　computing　relative　depth　hierarchy.　Experimental　results　show　that　the　correlation　coefficient　between　the　proposed　method　and　subjective　quality　is　higher　than　0.9,　and　the　mean　square　error　is　less　than　5.4.　There　is　good　consistency　between　the　two,　and　the　results　are　better　than　the　state-of-the-art　methods.