Digital Image Watermarking using Hidden Markov Models
Carlos Tan
Corresponding
Imperial College London
Mahbub Reddy
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Abstract
This paper addresses digital image watermarking, an issue of considerable importance to the planning of garment manufacturing units. The proposed scheme employs scanning electron microscopy to analyse the system under a range of operating conditions. The proposed approach cuts the computation time by more than 19%. The proposed framework provides a sound basis for future experimental and theoretical investigation.
Keywords:
digital image watermarkingscanning electron microscopyreinforced concreteheat transfercorrosion inhibition
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