Reduced Reference and No Reference Television (RRNR-TV)
RRNR-TVÂ examined Reduced Reference (RR) and No References (NR) objective video quality models that predict the quality of standard definition television (625-line and 525-line). Models were submitted in 2008 and VQEG's final report was approved June 22, 2009. All NR models were withdrawn. The ITU decided that the accuracy of some RR models was sufficient to justify standardization. The PSNR implementation that was used as a minimal performance metric was also standardized.
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RRNR-TV final report (pdf)
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RRNR-TV test plan (pdf)
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The video sequences used in this experiment cannot be redistributed due to source material licensing restrictions. The individual subject ratings are available on the Consumer Digital Video Library (CDVL)
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See the VQEG project archives for other files
Resulting ITU Recommendations:
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ITU-T Rec. J.249, (2010) "Perceptual video quality measurement techniques for digital cable television in the presence of a reduced reference"
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ITU-T Rec J.340 (2010) "Reference algorithm for computing peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) of a processed video sequence with constant spatial shifts and a constant delay"