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Main Authors: Li, Xin, Xu, Daoli, Luo, Wei, Xiang, Guoqiang, Li, Haoran, Zhuang, Chengyu, Chen, Zhibo, Guan, Jian, Li, Weping, Zhang, Weixia, Sun, Wei, Wang, Zhihua, Zhu, Dandan, Zhu, Chengguang, Gupta, Ayush, Agarwal, Rachit, Das, Shouvik, Das, Biplab Ch, Ghosh, Amartya, Fan, Kanglong, Wen, Wen, Zhai, Shuyan, Zhi, Tianwu, Zhang, Aoxiang, Liu, Jianzhao, Zhang, Yabin, Wang, Jiajun, Sun, Yipeng, Lian, Kaiwei, Yin, Banghao
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11207
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author Li, Xin
Xu, Daoli
Luo, Wei
Xiang, Guoqiang
Li, Haoran
Zhuang, Chengyu
Chen, Zhibo
Guan, Jian
Li, Weping
Zhang, Weixia
Sun, Wei
Wang, Zhihua
Zhu, Dandan
Zhu, Chengguang
Gupta, Ayush
Agarwal, Rachit
Das, Shouvik
Das, Biplab Ch
Ghosh, Amartya
Fan, Kanglong
Wen, Wen
Zhai, Shuyan
Zhi, Tianwu
Zhang, Aoxiang
Liu, Jianzhao
Zhang, Yabin
Wang, Jiajun
Sun, Yipeng
Lian, Kaiwei
Yin, Banghao
author_facet Li, Xin
Xu, Daoli
Luo, Wei
Xiang, Guoqiang
Li, Haoran
Zhuang, Chengyu
Chen, Zhibo
Guan, Jian
Li, Weping
Zhang, Weixia
Sun, Wei
Wang, Zhihua
Zhu, Dandan
Zhu, Chengguang
Gupta, Ayush
Agarwal, Rachit
Das, Shouvik
Das, Biplab Ch
Ghosh, Amartya
Fan, Kanglong
Wen, Wen
Zhai, Shuyan
Zhi, Tianwu
Zhang, Aoxiang
Liu, Jianzhao
Zhang, Yabin
Wang, Jiajun
Sun, Yipeng
Lian, Kaiwei
Yin, Banghao
contents This paper reviews the LoViF 2026 Challenge on Human-oriented Semantic Image Quality Assessment. This challenge aims to raise a new direction, i.e., how to evaluate the loss of semantic information from the human perspective, intending to promote the development of some new directions, like semantic coding, processing, and semantic-oriented optimization, etc. Unlike existing datasets of quality assessment, we form a dataset of human-oriented semantic quality assessment, termed the SeIQA dataset. This dataset is divided into three parts for this competition: (i) training data: 510 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground truth references; (ii) validation data: 80 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground-truth references; (iii) testing data: 160 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground-truth references. The primary objective of this challenge is to establish a new and powerful benchmark for human-oriented semantic image quality assessment. There are a total of 58 teams registered in this competition, and 6 teams submitted valid solutions and fact sheets for the final testing phase. These submissions achieved state-of-the-art (SOTA) performance on the SeIQA dataset.
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spellingShingle LoViF 2026 Challenge on Human-oriented Semantic Image Quality Assessment: Methods and Results
Li, Xin
Xu, Daoli
Luo, Wei
Xiang, Guoqiang
Li, Haoran
Zhuang, Chengyu
Chen, Zhibo
Guan, Jian
Li, Weping
Zhang, Weixia
Sun, Wei
Wang, Zhihua
Zhu, Dandan
Zhu, Chengguang
Gupta, Ayush
Agarwal, Rachit
Das, Shouvik
Das, Biplab Ch
Ghosh, Amartya
Fan, Kanglong
Wen, Wen
Zhai, Shuyan
Zhi, Tianwu
Zhang, Aoxiang
Liu, Jianzhao
Zhang, Yabin
Wang, Jiajun
Sun, Yipeng
Lian, Kaiwei
Yin, Banghao
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This paper reviews the LoViF 2026 Challenge on Human-oriented Semantic Image Quality Assessment. This challenge aims to raise a new direction, i.e., how to evaluate the loss of semantic information from the human perspective, intending to promote the development of some new directions, like semantic coding, processing, and semantic-oriented optimization, etc. Unlike existing datasets of quality assessment, we form a dataset of human-oriented semantic quality assessment, termed the SeIQA dataset. This dataset is divided into three parts for this competition: (i) training data: 510 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground truth references; (ii) validation data: 80 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground-truth references; (iii) testing data: 160 pairs of degraded images and their corresponding ground-truth references. The primary objective of this challenge is to establish a new and powerful benchmark for human-oriented semantic image quality assessment. There are a total of 58 teams registered in this competition, and 6 teams submitted valid solutions and fact sheets for the final testing phase. These submissions achieved state-of-the-art (SOTA) performance on the SeIQA dataset.
title LoViF 2026 Challenge on Human-oriented Semantic Image Quality Assessment: Methods and Results
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11207