A reversible data hiding scheme for video robust against H.264/AVC compression

Alavianmehr, Mohammad Ali; Rezaei, Mohammad Reza; Helfroush, M. S.; Tashk, Ashkan

doi:10.1109/iscisc.2013.6767333

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“…Yin et al have built a selection and evaluation method of non-overlapping feature regions for RRDH. Besides the aforementioned, the RRDH methods that can resist geometric attacks [132], [133] and can be robust against H.264/AVC video compression [134], [135] have also been reported in the literature…”

Section: B Representative Methods For Robust Rdhmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reversible data hiding: Advances in the past two decades

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In the past two decades, reversible data hiding (RDH), also referred to as lossless or invertible data hiding, has gradually become a very active research area in the field of data hiding. This has been verified by more and more papers on increasingly wide-spread subjects in the field of RDH research that have been published these days. In this survey paper the various RDH algorithms and researches have been classified into the following six categories: 1) RDH into image spatial domain, 2) RDH into image compressed domain (e.g., JPEG), 3) RDH suitable for image semi-fragile authentication, 4) RDH with image contrast enhancement, 5) RDH into encrypted images, which is expected to have wide application in the cloud computation, and 6) RDH into video and into audio. For each of these six categories, the history of technical developments, the current state of the arts, and the possible future researches are presented and discussed. It is expected that the RDH technology and its applications in the real word will continue to move ahead.

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Section: B Representative Methods For Robust Rdhmentioning

confidence: 99%