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Every VQS certification badge links here, and this record is served live by Standard Vision Lab — it cannot be copied, backdated or kept beyond its term. A certification is valid for 12 months from issue; a fresh run issues a fresh certification. It covers the measured set only — the images counted below, on the date shown — not the holder's wider output. Whole-pipeline claims require pipeline certification, where Standard Vision Lab selects the input images.

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The report shows every measured image with its scores, so a certificate cannot be borrowed for someone else's work — what was measured is what you see.

This certification has expired. The work it covered may still be excellent — but the mark is only current for 12 months from measurement. A fresh run issues a fresh certification.

This certification has been revoked by Standard Vision Lab and is no longer valid. The record is retained for audit; any badge still displaying it does not carry the mark.

This mark is inactive: the holder's certification subscription has lapsed. The measurement itself stands as recorded; the mark returns the moment the subscription resumes.

Certification is issued automatically by the Standard Vision Lab canonical runner when a measured set lands in a certifiable band: Platinum at 100, Certified at 90–99, Provisional at 70–89. What the measurements mean is in the plain English guide, and the articles explain what is measured and why sets fail.

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