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AGH, NTIA, Intel, IRCCyN, Opticom, Technicolor
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Wide Range of Quality ◦ Original—Heavily Compressed VGA 60 clips 10 SRC ◦ 50% English Language ◦ 50% Music Only ACR 5-level Subjective test used light compression
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Country Native language Audio presentation device ◦ Speakers / earbuds / headphones Monitor size (7” to 42”) Viewing distance, angle (8º to 20º) Screen brightness, color (calibrated, default) Lighting (20 lux to 200 lux) Controlled laboratory / public area
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10 datasets 6 Labs ◦ 6 Controlled Environments ◦ 4 Public Environments
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1. NTIA 2. NTIA public 3. Intel 4. IRCCyN 5. IRCCyN public 6. Technicolor 7. Technicolor public 8. AGH 9. AGH public 10. OPTICOM
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1. NTIA 2. NTIA public 3. Intel 4. IRCCyN 5. IRCCyN public 6. Technicolor 7. Technicolor public 8. AGH 9. AGH public 10. OPTICOM
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CI drops as number of subjects increases 1/sqrt(N)
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Blue Controlled Red Public Controlled Similar Performance Public Need More Subjects ◦ 24 in Controlled ◦ 35 in Public
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13467 1 14%15%16%13% 314% 12%11%10% 415%12% 16%13% 616%11%16% 10% 713%10%13%10% Percent of Trials One dataset distinguished between PVS pairs; and the other dataset did not Opposite conclusions rare < 0.03%, 8 subjects
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Native language / speech comprehension Culture / country of origin Lighting Background noise Wall color Objects on the wall Viewing distance Monitor calibration Color blindness Vision good but not 20/20 Hearing (not tested) Translation of ACR scale labels
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Most Important Variables 1.Total Number of Subjects 2.People—opinions differ among subjects MOS appears relative ◦ Order of impairments consistent ◦ Use same subjects when comparing factors Environment Constraints Significantly Less Impact on MOS than Differences Between People
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