Self-adaptive reversible information hiding method based on pixel replacement
An information hiding and self-adaptive technology, applied in image coding, image data processing, image data processing, etc., can solve problems such as inability to guarantee human-readable ciphertext, large key size, etc.
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[0078] The specific steps of the adaptive reversible information hiding method based on pixel replacement are:
[0079] Step 1: Embeddable Pixel Pair Search
[0080] Embedded Pixel Pair (EPP) is a dense-bit embedding unit proposed by the algorithm in this paper. In the spatial domain, the grayscale carrier image can be regarded as a rectangular array composed of pixel grayscale values arranged in a certain order. First, if figure 1 As shown, the array is divided into several non-overlapping 2×3 pixel blocks.
[0081] If a small part of pixels cannot constitute a 2×3 pixel block due to the size of the carrier image, then no subsequent processing will be performed on this part of the pixels. Therefore, assuming that the pixel size of the carrier image is M×N, the calculation formula for the number of pixel blocks n is as follows:
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[0083] Then, each bit of the pseudo-random binary sequence (key) shared by the sender and the receiver is assigned to each pixel blo...
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