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During Stereoscopic 3D (S3D) video transmission, one or both views can beaffected by bit errors and packet losses caused by adverse channel conditions,delay or jitter. Typically, the Human Visual System (HVS) is incapable ofaligning and fusing stereoscopic content if one view is affected by artefactscaused by compression, transmission and rendering with distorted patterns beingperceived as alterations of the original which presents a shimmering effectknown as binocular rivalry and is detrimental to a user's Quality of Experience(QoE). This study attempts to quantify the effects of binocular rivalry forstereoscopic videos. Existing approaches, in which one or more frames are lostin one or both views undergo error concealment, are implemented. Then,subjective testing is carried out on the error concealed 3D video sequences.The evaluations provided by these subjects were then combined and analysedusing a standard Student t-test thus quantifying the impact of binocularrivalry and allowing the impact to be compared with that of monocular viewing.The main focus is implementing error-resilient video communication, avoidingthe detrimental effects of binocular rivalry and improving the overall QoE ofviewers.

Binocular Rivalry - Psychovisual Challenge in Stereoscopic Video Error Concealment