"Can you see me now?" An objective metric for predicting intelligibility of compressed American Sign Language video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Sheila S. Hemami (Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, 2007)

Quantifying the effect of disruptions to temporal coherence on the intelligibility of compressed American Sign Language video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Sheila S. Hemami (Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, 2009)

Quality versus intelligibility: Evaluating the coding trade-offs for American Sign Language video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Jung Ko; Sheila S. Hemami (CISS, 2010)

The influence of space and time varying distortions on objective intelligibility estimators for region-of-interest video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Sheila S. Hemami (ICIP, 2010)

Quality versus intelligibility: studying human preferences for American Sign Language video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Sheila S. Hemami (Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, 2011)

Supplemental subjective testing to evaluate the performance of image and video quality estimators. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Amy R. Reibman (Human Vision and Electronic Imaging, 2011)

Systematic stress testing of image quality estimators. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Amy R. Reibman (ICIP, 2011)

A Computational Intelligibility Model for Assessment and Compression of American Sign Language Video. - Frank M. Ciaramello; Sheila S. Hemami (IEEE Trans. Image Process., 2011)

Comparing user experiences in 2D and 3D videoconferencing. - Sheila S. Hemami; Frank M. Ciaramello; Sean S. Chen; Nathan G. Drenkow; Dae Yeol Lee; Seonwoo Lee; Evan G. Levine; Adam J. McCann (ICIP, 2012)