arXiv Computer Vision By Koffi Titus Sergio Aglin, Anthony K. Muchiri, Celestin Nkundineza

A Lightweight Multi-Metric No-Reference Image Quality Assessment Framework for UAV Imaging

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The paper presents MM‑IQA, a lightweight no‑reference image quality assessment framework designed for UAV imaging. It fuses interpretable metrics—blur, edge structure, low‑resolution artifacts, exposure imbalance, noise, haze, and frequency content—to output a single quality score between 0 and 100. Evaluated on five benchmark datasets, MM‑IQA achieved SRCC values from 0.647 to 0.830 and runs in about 1.97 s per image with modest memory usage.

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