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Steganography algorithm for reversible data hiding using LSB and reversible image transformation

Abstract

We present another reversible (lossless) information stowing away (inserting) strategy that takes into consideration careful recuperation of the first host signal after the implanted data is separated. The information installing approach is proposed as a speculation of the notable LSB (least significant cycle) update, which includes extra working focuses the limit contortion bend. Compacting portions of the sign that are helpless against installing spillage and dispersing these packed subtleties as a feature of the inserted payload considers lossless recovery of the first. The pressure effectiveness and in this manner the lossless information implanting capacity of a forecast based restrictive entropy coder that utilizes static segments of the host as side-data improves.

Currency Recognition and DetectionLossless compressionPayload (computing)AlgorithmComputer scienceSteganographyInformation hidingLeast significant bitArtificial intelligenceEmbeddingData compression
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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing · 2004 · 1,233 citations
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