2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvcir.2013.10.007
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A DCT/DST-based error propagation-free data hiding algorithm for HEVC intra-coded frames

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“…In order to avoid this problem, the algorithm, which is proposed by Chang et. al., in [7], has been adopted. In this algorithm, the blocks are classified into groups based on intra prediction modes.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In order to avoid this problem, the algorithm, which is proposed by Chang et. al., in [7], has been adopted. In this algorithm, the blocks are classified into groups based on intra prediction modes.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The encoded watermark information is embedded in the quantized DCT/DST residuals of Iframes for different TUs sizes which they meet the conditions of free intra-frame error propagation which is proposed by Chang et. al., in [7]. The watermark data is extracted from the same set of I-frames on the decoding side.…”
Section: Proposed Schemementioning
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“…The decoding of 8×8 block in intra-MB is similar to 4×4 block. Hence, we use the method 1 that similar to ref [20] and [25] to add watermark into intra-MB without drift. The related special QDCT matrixes that can be used to embed without drift are :…”
Section: B Matrix Embedding Based On Correcting Codesmentioning
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“…However, based on HEVC is still in its infancy. Chang et al [3] presented a hiding algorithm for HEVC based on DCT/DST coefficients. It has the advantage of reducing the intra-frame error propagation-free and improving the visual effect of video.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%