1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
3.1 Terms defined elsewhere
3.2 Terms defined in this Recommendation
4 Abbreviations and acronyms
5 Conventions
6 Source signal
6.1 Recording environment
6.2 Recording system
6.3 Scene characteristics
7 Test methods and experimental design
7.1 Absolute category rating
7.2 Absolute category rating with hidden reference
7.3 Degradation category rating
7.4 Pair comparison method
7.5 Comparison of the methods
7.6 Reference conditions
7.7 Experimental design
8 Evaluation procedures
8.1 Viewing conditions
8.2 Processing and playback system
8.3 Viewers
8.4 Instructions to viewers and training session
9 Statistical analysis and reporting of results
Annex A – Details related to the characterization of the test sequences
A.1 Sobel filter
A.2 Definitions of EOTF and OETF functions
A.3 How to use spatial information and temporal information for
test sequence selection
A.4 Examples
Annex B – Additional evaluative scales
B.1 Rating scales
B.2 Additional rating dimensions
Annex C – Simultaneous presentation of sequence pairs
C.1 Introduction
C.2 Synchronization
C.3 Viewing conditions
C.4 Presentations
Annex D – Video classes and their attributes
Annex E – An advanced data analysis technique for tests under challenging
conditions
Appendix I – Test sequences
Appendix II – Instructions for viewing tests
II.1 Absolute category rating and absolute category rating with
hidden reference
II.2 Degradation category rating
II.3 Pair comparison
Appendix III – The simultaneous double stimulus for a continuous evaluation
III.1 Test procedure
III.2 The training phase
III.3 Test protocol features
III.4 Data processing
III.5 Reliability of the subjects
Appendix IV – Object-based evaluation
Appendix V – An additional evaluative scale for degradation category rating
Appendix VI – Reference code for Annex E
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