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    • Developing accurate video quality metrics is crucial for assessing perceived video quality.
    • Current metrics often rely on compression-degraded images and subjective opinion ratings.
    • Investigating viewer preferences for image enhancement offers insights into subjective quality assessment.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To study viewer preferences for enhanced high-definition video clips among normally-sighted participants.
    • To analyze how different enhancement levels influence perceived video quality.
    • To identify factors affecting video quality perception, including viewer type and video content.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized the method of paired comparisons with 40 normally-sighted participants.
    • Participants compared high-definition video clips enhanced at four distinct levels.
    • Employed binary logistic regression for statistical analysis of perceptual scales and preferences.

    Main Results:

    • A moderate preference for enhanced videos was observed.
    • Two distinct viewer groups emerged: those preferring "Sharp" enhancement and those preferring "Smooth" enhancement.
    • Video content significantly influenced preferences, with less enhancement favored for human faces.

    Conclusions:

    • Viewer preferences for image enhancement are subjective and can be categorized.
    • Video quality assessment algorithms may require content-specific adjustments for enhancement.
    • Further research is needed to evaluate these effects on compressed video quality.