2018
DOI: 10.1007/s11042-018-6877-5
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Contourlet-DCT based multiple robust watermarkings for medical images

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“…14 to Fig. 16, it is clear that the proposed scheme generally outperforms the other three watermarking methods in [38,40,42] for the above attacks. Especially, this advantage is more obvious when the size of watermark is large, for instance, the watermark image 4 used in Fig.16.…”
Section: Comparison With Other Zero-watermarking Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 77%
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“…14 to Fig. 16, it is clear that the proposed scheme generally outperforms the other three watermarking methods in [38,40,42] for the above attacks. Especially, this advantage is more obvious when the size of watermark is large, for instance, the watermark image 4 used in Fig.16.…”
Section: Comparison With Other Zero-watermarking Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…7 was used as the test image at this time. Table 19 shows the extracted watermarks from attacked Peppers images using the proposed scheme and the three methods in [38,40,42], and it can prove that the proposed scheme is more robust than other three methods. Because of the strong attack parameters used in the comparison experiments, some of the extracted watermarks in other three comparative methods are almost not clear enough in Table 19.…”
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“…Based on the properties of the CT and NSCT domains, watermarking methods for 2D images have been steadily presented [36]- [41]. In particular, NSCT-based watermarking methods for 2D medical images in [36], [37] showed outstanding performance by exploiting NSCT and DCT in a hybrid method.…”
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confidence: 99%