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For legal authentication of digital images, watermarking is a well-established tool. Watermarking in document images is necessary for authentication of digital library based applications, mostly. Signature, logo or time stamp can be embedded into digital image without any perceptual variance. On the other hand, for efficient utilization of storage space and bandwidth of communication channel, digital images are compressed ensuring fair amount of quality. This book aims at developing an adaptive invisible watermarking on such compressed digital images. In our method we have addressed compressed…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
For legal authentication of digital images, watermarking is a well-established tool. Watermarking in document images is necessary for authentication of digital library based applications, mostly. Signature, logo or time stamp can be embedded into digital image without any perceptual variance. On the other hand, for efficient utilization of storage space and bandwidth of communication channel, digital images are compressed ensuring fair amount of quality. This book aims at developing an adaptive invisible watermarking on such compressed digital images. In our method we have addressed compressed images and found relatively redundant DCT coefficients for data embedding with maximized payload. Watermarking on a digital image leads to identify the non-perceptible regions of a digital image. The Discrete Cosine Transformation (DCT) based adaptive watermarking scheme is obtained using hybridization of psycho-visual saliency & Watson's perception model (DCTune). The interpretation of saliency in frequency domain is exploited to ensure the watermarking technique adaptive with respect to the size of data to be embedded by modifying capacity of digital image cover.
Autorenporträt
Authors are working in Imaging Lab of HCL Technologies Ltd., India. Apurba has more than 10 years of experience in industry and academic R&D in the domain of Image Processing and Pattern Recognition. Authors have plenty of published papers & 4 published books. A number of invention disclosures are filed from their lab. in early 2013.