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Articles

A BST-based robust image hiding method

Pages 351-359 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013
 

Abstract

This paper proposes an image hiding method which first compresses a secret image by base switching transformation (BST) and then ranks the compression data according to their significance. Meanwhile, the cover image is transformed into a frequency domain image by discrete wavelet transformation. After that, the dominant compression data are hidden in the lower frequency sub-bands and the trivial compression data in the higher frequency sub-bands of the frequency domain image. When the dominant compression data are damaged, the hamming code method is used to correct the damaged data. If the trivial compression data are changed, only the secret image data relating to the damaged data are affected. This proposed method also can yield a high hiding capacity of 2.25 bits/pixels.

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