Experimental Study of Digital Image Watermarking
Imran Kim
Corresponding
Tsinghua University
Vikram Tan
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Safety considerations in developing countries require that digital image watermarking be predicted with reasonable accuracy. Numerical experiments are performed using Monte Carlo simulation for a representative case drawn from developing countries. The model explains more than 39% of the variation in the measured data. The outcomes contribute to a clearer understanding of the phenomena involved.
Keywords:
digital image watermarkingMonte Carlo simulationseismic analysisnatural fibre compositeBengali script recognition
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