Input complexity adaptive quantization watermarking

Image analysis – Applications

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C382S251000

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07620199

ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods are described that apply a watermark to data, such as data representing an image. In one implementation, the complexity of the image is measured. A quantization step size is calculated, based in part on the measured complexity of the image. A watermark or message is embedded into the image using the quantization step sizes derived for each coefficient of interest. In a further implementation, a mark decoding system is configured to extract the embedded message from the image data.

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