METHOD SIMAGE QUALITY CONTROL IN DIGITAL TELEVISION

Khaydaraliyeva H.F.

doi:10.5281/zenodo.11401335

Khaydaraliyeva H.F.

Abstract. Digital television (DTV) has significantly improved the quality and reliability of video transmission compared to analog technologies. However, to ensure the highest level of image quality, effective control methods are required. This article discusses the main methods and technologies used to control the quality of images in digital television. Digital television differs from analog television in its ability to transmit images with high resolution and minimal loss. However, various factors such as compression, data transfer and display can affect the final image quality. It is important to take a holistic approach to assessing and monitoring image quality to ensure the best possible user experience.

Keywords: methods of mathematical analysis, methods of planning, conducting and statistical processing of the results of spectator examinations, methods of image processing

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