MMOct 9, 2013

Blind and robust images watermarking based on wavelet and edge insertion

arXiv:1310.5653v113 citations
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This work addresses the need for secure and resilient digital watermarking in image processing, though it appears incremental as it builds on wavelet-based methods with specific improvements.

The paper tackles the problem of image watermarking by proposing a blind and robust method that inserts watermarks in the HH sub-band after wavelet decomposition, showing robustness against JPEG and GIF compression, noise, and rotation, with better compression resistance than existing algorithms.

This paper gives a new scheme of watermarking technique related to insert the mark by adding edge in HH sub-band of the host image after wavelet decomposition. Contrary to most of the watermarking algorithms in wavelet domain, our method is blind and results show that it is robust against the JPEG and GIF compression, histogram and spectrum spreading, noise adding and small rotation. Its robustness against compression is better than others watermarking algorithms reported in the literature. The algorithm is flexible because its capacity or robustness can be improved by modifying some parameters.

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