CID22: full dataset annotations not included in download

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Start with the CID22 full dataset download and its CID22_validation_set.csv, then compare the annotation coverage with the CID22 labs page description. Done would mean the MCOS, RMOS, and Elo scores for all 250 references are published, or the documentation clearly states which annotations are withheld.

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Description

The CID22 full dataset download (7.2 GB, 250 references, ~22k compressed images) only includes CID22_validation_set.csv with annotations for the 49-reference validation subset (4,292 scored pairs).

The remaining ~17.7k pairs from the other 201 references have no published human scores. The CID22 labs page doesn't mention that the full set annotations are withheld — it describes the dataset as containing "22,000 subjective scores" but only ~4,300 are in the download.

Could the full set annotations (MCOS/RMOS/Elo scores for all 250 references) be published? This would make CID22 much more useful as a benchmark for independent metric development and comparison.

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