Abstract
The level of user satisfaction has no standard way of measuring for HDR video content due to the proven difficulty of building HDR quality assessment metrics. To overcome this limitation, Quality of Experience (QoE) modelling of HDR video has been proposed to find a robust and accurate HDR video QoE metric. The proposed model is the first attempt towards assessing and devising a non-reference quality metric for HDR video. It is based on finding the correlation between the HDR video features and the subjective test results. The proposed model achieves a significant correlation score of 0.724 with the subjective results.