1 September 2006 Neural-network-based zero-watermark scheme for digital images
Sang Jun, Xiaofeng Liao, Mohammad S. Alam
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Abstract
Digital watermarking has been widely studied for the copyright protection of digital multimedia data. In traditional digital image watermarking techniques, a watermark signal is inserted into the host image, which generally introduces visual quality degradation. On the contrary, zero-watermark techniques extract some features from the host image and use them for watermark detection, instead of watermark embedding. In this method, the distortion problem to the host image due to watermark embedding is eliminated. The zero-watermark scheme proposed in this work employs neural networks for features extraction. It can be used for automatic piracy detection as well as copyright demonstration if it is associated with a copyright authentication center.
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Sang Jun, Xiaofeng Liao, and Mohammad S. Alam "Neural-network-based zero-watermark scheme for digital images," Optical Engineering 45(9), 097006 (1 September 2006). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2354076
Published: 1 September 2006
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KEYWORDS
Digital watermarking

Neural networks

Binary data

Discrete wavelet transforms

Digital filtering

Optical engineering

Feature extraction

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