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題名: Image Hiding Scheme Using Modulus Function and Optimal Substitution Table

作者: Chin-Chen Chang;Chi-Shiang Chan

關鍵詞: image hiding;the least-significant;bit substitution technique;modulus function

日期: 2006-06

上傳時間: 2010-04-21T02:55:56Z

摘要: The simple least-significant-bit (LSB) substitution technique is the easiest way to embed secret data in the host image. To avoid image degradation of the simple LSB substitution technique, Wang et al.

proposed a method using the substitution table to process image hiding.

Later, Thien and Lin employed the modulus function to solve the same problem. In this paper, the proposed scheme combines the modulus function and the optimal substitution table to improve the quality of the stego-image. Experimental results show that our method can achieve better quality of the stego-image than Thien and Lin’s method does.

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