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Subjective Quality Evaluation of a Full Resolution Video with Eligible Number of Reference Pictures
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The paper presents a new concept of video presentation for subjective quality evaluation methods with a reference given in parallel. The idea is to split a full resolution video into an n-picture matrix and encode each cell differently to compare aspects of processing such as encoding parameters or lossy compression algorithms. Conducted experiments show that it is possible to get more accurate results, shortening the time of evaluation at least by half with a less complicated and cheaper experimental station.