eucariote
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That's actually the standard criterion for statistical hypothesis testing.
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the funny thing is....they just made up the 95% rule for audio.
the funny thing is....they just made up the 95% rule for audio.
I'm good now. Bring it on...
Quite good actually. Here is how hypothesis testing is done:
H0: the difference between a and b is not detectable
H1: the difference between a and b is detectable
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Bob, I assume you failed the test, even though there was in fact a measurable difference. I preferred image B over image A in the side by side comparison, even though I failed in a blind test, does this mean that I don't in fact prefer image B?
Actually, that's the catch, with properly executed ABX test, you can spot minimum changes on the samples, if the device used for the test has enough detail reproduction to do so.
So do you think the ABX/blind tests I linked to at the start of this thread are properly executed?
Not at all, it have a swap delay.