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Due to the variability of the network environment, video playback is prone to lag and bit rate fluctuations, which seriously affects the quality of end-user experience. In order to optimize network resource allocation and enhance user viewing experience, it is crucial to accurately evaluate video quality. Existing video quality evaluation methods mainly focus on the visual perception characteristics of short videos, with less consideration of the ability of human memory characteristics to store and express visual information, and the interaction between visual perception and memory characteristics. In contrast, when users watch long videos, video quality evaluation needs dynamic evaluation, which needs to consider both perceptual and memory elements. To better measure the quality evaluation of long videos, we introduce a deep network model to deeply explore the impact of video perception and memory characteristics on users' viewing experience, and proposes a dynamic quality evaluation model for long videos based on these two characteristics. Firstly, we design subjective experiments to investigate the influence of visual perceptual features and human memory features on user experience quality under different video playback modes, and constructs a video quality database with perception and memory (PAM-VQD) based on user perception and memory. Secondly, based on the PAM-VQD database, a deep learning methodology is utilized to extract deep perceptual features of videos, combined with visual attention mechanism, in order to accurately evaluate the impact of perception on user experience quality. Finally, the three features of perceptual quality score, playback status and self-lag interval output from the front-end network are fed into the long short-term memory network to establish the temporal dependency between visual perception and memory features. The experimental results show that the proposed quality assessment model can accurately predict the user experience quality under different video playback modes with good generalization performance. © 2024 Chinese Institute of Electronics. All rights reserved.
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Acta Electronica Sinica
ISSN: 0372-2112
Year: 2024
Issue: 11
Volume: 52
Page: 3727-3740
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