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What is Watermarking?
Digital watermarking is a technique for inserting information (the watermark) into an image, which can be later extracted or detected for variety of purposes including identification and authentication purposes.
Semi-fragile:
user-
Robust:
(compression,
the watermark is not visible in the image under typical viewing conditions.
ability to detect watermarks with a low probability of error as the number of watermarked versions of the image increases
the watermark can still be detected after the image has undergone some linear or non linear operations
Watermark is inserted to the DCT coeffients of the each block of the image by using the technique below: Yk (u,v) = Xk(u,v)+Jk(u,v)Wk (u,v) Xk (u,v) |Xk (u,v)| > Jk(u,v) elsewhere
VISUAL MODELS
Frequency Sensitivity:
the human eyes sensitivity to sine wave gratings at various frequencies (depens on viewing conditions)
the effects of the detecteability threshold of noise on a constant background (depends on the image)
to the detect ability of one signal in the presence of another signal and the effect is strongest when both signals are of the same spatial frequency
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