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Evaluation of general video inpainting usually directly computes whole-frame reconstruction error (PSNR, SSIM, or LPIPS), but this protocol is not suitable for video subtitle removal, because subtitles occupy only a small region of the frame and whole-frame metrics are diluted by the large amount of unmodified background pixels.
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