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    Title: An Image Hiding Scheme by Fiding an Optimal One-to-two Substitution Table Using Dynamic Programming Strategy
    Authors: Chin-Chen Chang;Chi-Shiang Chan;Chun-Sen Tseng
    Keywords: IMAGE HIDING;LEAST-SIGNIFICANT-BIT SUBSTITUTION;DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
    Date: 2007-03
    Issue Date: 2010-04-21 02:56:01 (UTC+0)
    Abstract: In 2003, Chang et al. (Pattern Recognition, 2003, 36(7), 1583-1595) proposed a way to find an optimal one-to-one substitution table using a dynamic programming strategy in image hiding. The present paper introduces a new method which uses the one-to-two substitution table to help with image hiding. First, a square-error matrix with three dimensions was built up. After applying a dynamic programming strategy on the square-error matrix, one can obtain the optimal one-to-two substitution table. According to the experimental results, the new method is capable of offering much better stego-image quality than the LSB substitution method and the one-to-one substitution method.
    Relation: Imaging Science Journal 55(1) : 13-22
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Applied Informatics and Multimedia] Journal Article

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