Method and arrangement for detecting a watermark in an...

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C713S176000

Reexamination Certificate

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07123743

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method for the detection of pseudo-symmetric watermarks in an information signal. The method includes receiving the information signal, wherein the watermark is embedded in respective sections of the information signal by tiling a finite number of a plurality of watermark patterns, accumulating the sections, and correlating the accumulated sections with a sum of the plurality of watermark patterns. In particular, the information signal is folded as if there was only a single basic pattern. The presence of the watermark is then detected by a cyclic sliding correlating.

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