Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Considering Image 1 as ground truth, what is the distortion severity rating for Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Considering Image 1 as ground truth, what is the distortion severity rating for Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How would you grade the distortion intensity affecting Image 2 relative to its reference counterpart?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which severity level best matches the difference between the reference image and the distorted one?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the overall quality of Image 2 relative to Image 1 using the three labeled categories.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Treating Image 1 as pristine, how would you rate the quality of Image 2 using the three-level scale provided?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Considering Image 1 as ground truth, what is the distortion severity rating for Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How much quality degradation do you observe in the distorted image versus the reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
How strong is the distortion effect observed in Image 2 compared with its reference?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Given that Image 1 is the reference and Image 2 is distorted, how severe is the degradation in Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Evaluate the visual quality gap between the reference and degraded images using the three severity levels.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: A


Question:
When comparing the two images, how noticeable is the distortion introduced in the degraded image?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Compare Image 2 to Image 1 and choose the severity of distortion.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference, which severity label (No/Slight, Moderate, Severe) best describes Image 2?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
How would you rate the degradation severity in Image 2 compared to the reference Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Assess the distortion level in Image 2 relative to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What is the severity of the artifact in Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Using the options provided, rate the overall quality of Image 2 compared to Image 1.
A.No/Slight distortion
B.Moderate distortion
C.Severe distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.blur
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.blur
C.No distortion
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.blur
B.cloud
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.blur
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.noise
C.blur
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.blur
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.blur
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.blur
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.noise
B.image compression
C.cloud
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.missing tiles
C.blur
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.noise
B.haze
C.dead pixel
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.haze
C.blur
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.missing tiles
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.cloud

Answer: A


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.haze
B.blur
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.noise
B.blur
C.missing tiles
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.noise
B.missing tiles
C.blur
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.noise
B.blur
C.dead pixel
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.missing tiles
C.dead pixel
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.noise
C.blur
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.blur
B.haze
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.blur
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.blur
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.noise
C.blur
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.blur
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.blur
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.blur
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.No distortion
B.noise
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.blur
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.cloud

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.dead pixel
B.noise
C.blur
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.blur
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.blur
D.noise

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.blur
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.dead pixel
D.color distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.blur

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.blur
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.noise
B.color distortion
C.blur
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.noise
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.haze
B.blur
C.color distortion
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.blur
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.missing tiles
C.cloud
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.color distortion
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.haze
C.No distortion
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.noise
C.haze
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.missing tiles
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.cloud

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.haze
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.haze
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.blur
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.missing tiles
B.haze
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.blur
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.haze
C.blur
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.haze
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.haze
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.missing tiles
B.haze
C.blur
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.haze
B.color distortion
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.haze
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.blur
B.haze
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.missing tiles
D.dead pixel

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.noise
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.haze
B.cloud
C.dead pixel
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.haze
C.blur
D.missing tiles

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.noise

Answer: C


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.noise
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.haze

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.noise
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.blur
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.cloud
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.blur
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.noise
C.cloud
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.cloud
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.cloud
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.cloud
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.blur
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.blur
B.dead pixel
C.cloud
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.cloud
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.cloud
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.blur
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.blur
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.cloud
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.cloud
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.blur
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.dead pixel
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.blur
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.noise
B.haze
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.color distortion
C.cloud
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.dead pixel
D.cloud

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.blur
B.cloud
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.blur
C.missing tiles
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.cloud
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.dead pixel

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.No distortion
B.missing tiles
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.noise
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.No distortion
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.noise
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.image compression
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.dead pixel
C.missing tiles
D.noise

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.dead pixel
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.dead pixel
C.color distortion
D.noise

Answer: A


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.noise
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.noise
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.dead pixel
B.blur
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.noise
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.No distortion
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.dead pixel
D.noise

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.dead pixel
B.No distortion
C.blur
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.color distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.noise
B.haze
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.dead pixel

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.dead pixel
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.noise
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.color distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.dead pixel
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.No distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.No distortion
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.noise
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.image compression
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.No distortion
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.blur
B.missing tiles
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.noise
C.image compression
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.haze
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.blur
B.dead pixel
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.haze
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.color distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.noise
C.No distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.haze

Answer: B


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.missing tiles
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image stretching
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.noise
B.image compression
C.dead pixel
D.color distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.dead pixel

Answer: A


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.missing tiles
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.No distortion
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.haze

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.cloud
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.missing tiles
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.missing tiles
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.blur

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.cloud
C.noise
D.No distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image compression
B.image stretching
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.cloud

Answer: C


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.blur
B.noise
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.image compression
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.color distortion

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.color distortion
C.noise
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.color distortion
B.No distortion
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image compression
C.noise
D.image stretching

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.image compression
B.color distortion
C.No distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.No distortion
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.haze
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.missing tiles

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: B


Question:
Comparing Image 1 (reference) and Image 2 (degraded), what distortion best explains the difference?
A.image stretching
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.blur

Answer: C


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.cloud
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.haze
B.No distortion
C.color distortion
D.cloud

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image stretching
B.haze
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.dead pixel
B.cloud
C.No distortion
D.image compression

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.cloud
B.No distortion
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.cloud
D.noise

Answer: B


Question:
Identify the main distortion introduced between the two images.
A.cloud
B.blur
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion label best fits the difference between these paired images?
A.missing tiles
B.color distortion
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
What degradation type transforms Image 1 into Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.cloud
C.image stretching
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion type most likely affects Image 2 relative to Image 1?
A.missing tiles
B.dead pixel
C.No distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at the two images, what artifact is primarily introduced in Image 2?
A.noise
B.image compression
C.haze
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.No distortion
B.missing tiles
C.haze
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.dead pixel
D.missing tiles

Answer: B


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.dead pixel
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.haze

Answer: B


Question:
What artifact has been applied to Image 2 when compared to Image 1?
A.noise
B.No distortion
C.dead pixel
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.image compression
B.haze
C.image stretching
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
What specific degradation differentiates the low-quality image from the reference?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.image compression
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.missing tiles
B.blur
C.color distortion
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.No distortion
B.dead pixel
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.blur
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.No distortion

Answer: B


Question:
Relative to the reference image, what distortion does the degraded image exhibit most strongly?
A.cloud
B.image compression
C.color distortion
D.dead pixel

Answer: B


Question:
Which type of corruption is evident when comparing Image 2 against Image 1?
A.noise
B.cloud
C.image compression
D.color distortion

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.noise
C.image compression
D.dead pixel

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.noise
D.image compression

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.noise
B.dead pixel
C.image compression
D.No distortion

Answer: C


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.No distortion
B.cloud
C.color distortion
D.image stretching

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the paired images, what is the dominant degradation in Image 2?
A.haze
B.image stretching
C.dead pixel
D.color distortion

Answer: D


Question:
Which distortion most clearly appears in the degraded image?
A.cloud
B.image stretching
C.No distortion
D.haze

Answer: C


Question:
When Image 1 is treated as pristine, what distortion is visible in Image 2?
A.color distortion
B.image compression
C.image stretching
D.missing tiles

Answer: A


Question:
Which distortion category describes the changes from Image 1 to Image 2?
A.missing tiles
B.image stretching
C.blur
D.color distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What category of defect can be observed in Image 2 compared with Image 1?
A.haze
B.missing tiles
C.cloud
D.color distortion

Answer: D


Question:
What visual defect stands out when contrasting the distorted image with its reference?
A.color distortion
B.haze
C.cloud
D.No distortion

Answer: A