A robust image watermarking using multiresolution analysis of wavelet

Temi, Chirawat; Choomchuay, Somsak; Lasakul, Attasit

doi:10.1109/iscit.2005.1566932

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“…In [2][7] [8], the significant coefficients, selected from global coefficients are used and showed robustness to many image attacks. But, the problem is that the order of extracting the significant coefficients in the extraction process should be exactly the same as those in the embedding process.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Robust and Oblivious Watermarking Method Using Wavelet Transform and Genetic Algorithm

Ramanjaneyulu¹,

Manasa²,

Upendra³

2016

IJECS

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Watermark is embedded by modifying the third level mid frequency coefficients of the host image with multiple SFs. As many combinations of SFs are possible, it is difficult to obtain optimal solutions by trial and error method. Hence, in order to achieve the highest possible transparency and robustness, optimization of the scaling factors is necessary. This task employs Genetic Algorithm (GA) to obtain optimum SFs. GA can search for multiple solutions simultaneously over a wide range, and an optimum solution can be gained by combining the obtained results appropriately. The aim of the task is to develop an optimal watermarking technique based on DWT domain for grey-scale images. In this paper, a robust and oblivious image watermarking algorithm using maximum wavelet coefficient modulation is proposed. Simulation results show that performance of the proposed method is superior in terms of Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Normalized Correlation Coefficient (NCC).

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A Robust and Oblivious Watermarking Method Using Wavelet Transform and Genetic Algorithm

Ramanjaneyulu¹,

Manasa²,

Upendra³

2016

IJECS

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“…Mean Square Error (MSE), PSNR (Peak Signal to Noise Ratio) and NC (Normalized Cross-Correlation) are used to estimate the quality of extracted watermark. MSE, PSNR and NC [7,9] are defined as following,…”

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“…Due to its multi resolution property, wavelet transform has more application in watermarking on images [6], [7]. Various types of wavelet transforms are employed for different kinds of image watermarking [6]- [10].…”

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Robust Blind Complex Double Haar Wavelet Transform Based Watermarking Algorithm for Digital Images

Maheswari¹

2011

IJET

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“…The watermark is invisible to human eyes but the watermark can be easily destroyed if the watermarked image is low-pass filtered or removing (zero out) the least significant bits of the pixel or upon JPEG compression. The frequency-domain technique first transforms an image into a set of frequency domain coefficients [1], [3], [9], [13]. The transformation adopted may be discrete cosine transform (DCT), discrete Fourier transforms (DFT), or discrete wavelet transforms (DWT) etc.…”

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Robust Digital Watermarking of Images using Wavelets

Reddy¹,

Prasad²,

Rao³

2009

IJCEE

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Abstract:The central idea of this paper is to develop an algorithm that embeds the watermark information, with out much distortion to the image, while making it possible to extract the watermark by use of correlation. We begin by modifying the frequency coefficients of the image based on the Human Visual systems perception of image content, which is used to embed a watermark such that its amplitude is kept below the distortion sensitivity of the pixel and thus preserving the image quality. The operation of embedding and extraction of the watermark is done in the frequency domain, thereby providing robustness against common frequency-based attacks including image compression and filtering. We use spread spectrum algorithm for watermarking such as pseudo random sequences enabling an easier generation, encryption and a much better detection, of the watermark. Our watermarking scheme deals with the extraction of the watermark information in the absence of the original Image, i.e., blind watermarking. Hence we make use of correlation -based watermark detection. A performance evaluation is carried with regard to quality, compression ratio and different signal to noise ratios. These properties were chosen because they have the greatest impact on the implementation effort.

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A robust image watermarking using multiresolution analysis of wavelet

Cited by 23 publications

References 17 publications

A Robust and Oblivious Watermarking Method Using Wavelet Transform and Genetic Algorithm

A Robust and Oblivious Watermarking Method Using Wavelet Transform and Genetic Algorithm

Robust Blind Complex Double Haar Wavelet Transform Based Watermarking Algorithm for Digital Images

Robust Digital Watermarking of Images using Wavelets

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