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A novel zero watermark optimization algorithm based on Gabor transform and discrete cosine transform

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WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/cpe.5689

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discrete cosine transform; Gabor transform; robustness; singular value decomposition; zero watermark

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This paper proposes a zero watermark algorithm based on Gabor transform and DCT, which improves the robustness and anti-attack capability of zero watermark by optimizing parameters and utilizing image feature extraction methods.
Zero watermark has no intervention on the carrier image, which is invisible in nature, and completely solves the problem of mutual constraint between robustness and invisibility in the traditional digital watermark technology. In order to improve the robustness of the zero watermark, a zero watermark algorithm based on Gabor transform and discrete cosine transform (DCT) is proposed in this paper. The algorithm performs Gabor transformation on the carrier image to obtain the directional characteristics of the image. Then it performs DCT and blocks, and performs singular value decomposition (SVD) on each subblock. The feature matrix is constructed using the largest eigenvalue of the subblock, and then XORed with the encrypted watermark to form a zero watermark. The algorithm utilizes the advantages of Gabor transform in the adjustment of scale and direction and selects the optimized parameters to extract image features. At the same time, the information concentration and decorrelation of DCT and SVD are utilized to improve the robustness and antiattack capability of the algorithm. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm is robust to filtering, JPEG compression, noise, shearing, rotation, and other attacks, especially effective in antishear attack and rotation attack.

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