2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.dsp.2009.04.003
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Robust audio watermarking using improved TS echo hiding

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“…Moreover, only few techniques have been proposed, even for audio watermarking. To improve the watermark system robustness against common linear signal processing, an echo hiding-time spread technique has been proposed in [17]. Compared to the conventional echo-hiding system, this proposed method spreads the watermark bits throughout the whole signal and it recover them based on the correlation amount at the receiver.…”
Section: Echo Hidingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, only few techniques have been proposed, even for audio watermarking. To improve the watermark system robustness against common linear signal processing, an echo hiding-time spread technique has been proposed in [17]. Compared to the conventional echo-hiding system, this proposed method spreads the watermark bits throughout the whole signal and it recover them based on the correlation amount at the receiver.…”
Section: Echo Hidingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, some techniques have been proposed, alike for audio watermarking. Echo hiding-time spread technique has been proposed in [22] for improving the watermark system robustness against common signal processing. Compared to the conventional echo hiding system, this proposed technique detects the watermark bits throughout the entire signal and it recover them based on the correlation amount at the receiver not on the delay.…”
Section: Echo Hidingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, with respect to decoding, blind methods that can extract watermarking data without resort to host audio signal is desirable as semi-blind and non-blind methods are not applicable to most practical applications [1]. Over the past decade, many audio watermarking methods have been developed by using different techniques such as spread-spectrum [14]- [16], support vector regression [17]- [19], echo-hiding [5]- [7], [20]- [21], and patchwork [1], [8], [22]. The watermarking methods based on patchwork technique are very promising due to their remarkable robustness against conventional attacks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%