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An Analysis on Efficient Reversible Data Hiding Technique in Image Processing

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Author(s):
Anigha Johnson, Ajeesh S, Anoopa Jose Chittilappilly
Volume
4, Issue 1
Pages:
630-637
Year of Publication:
June, 2017
Indian Journal of Emerging Electronics in Computer Communications-IJEECC
ISSN:
2393-8366
Citation: Anigha Johnson, Ajeesh S, Anoopa Jose Chittilappilly."An Analysis on Efficient Reversible Data Hiding Technique in Image Processing." Indian Journal of Emerging Electronics in Computer Communications,4.1(2017):630-637.
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Abstract:
Communication plays a major role in the technological field. Data hiding is one such application of communication where a secrecy or protection is maintained throughout a particular communication. The paper introduces a new technology for data hiding in image processing, called rhombus prediction embedding algorithm with boundary expansion. The paper also made an analysis of the compression of a location map that plays a major role in increased embedding efficiency. Later the entire hidden data can be retrieved with making no change in the original image thereby showing perfection in data retrieval from the image after use. The entire data hiding system for a particular image has been tried to analyzed and conclude in ModelSim software in VHDL language and MATLAB.
Keywords:Rhombus prediction, embedding efficiency, VHDL, MATLAB, boundary expansion, ModelSim.

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