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Miloud Id Elhaj

Robust Video Hashing Using The 3-D DCT TransformMiloud Id Elhaj
mxi10@psu.edu
Southern Methodist University
Dr. Vishal Monga
vmonga@engrpsu.edu
http://signal.ee.psu.edu
Electrical Engineering Department
The Pennsylvania State University
2010 EE
REU
Program
Miloud Id Elhaj
Research Overview Approach
Commercialization or Technology
Transfer Opportunities
Key Results from EE REU Research
•The purpose of this research was to implement a hash
algorithm that is characterized by its robustness against
accidental or deliberate modifications
• To test the robustness we created a set of modified videos
and compare them against their originals to find the probability
of miss-detection
•We also compared original videos to find the probability of
false alarm
•Search content tracking (e.g. copyright
protection)
•Secure authentication of videos
•Security ( e.g. Surveillance )

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1. Robust Video Hashing Using The 3-D DCT TransformMiloud Id Elhaj mxi10@psu.edu Southern Methodist University Dr. Vishal Monga vmonga@engrpsu.edu http://signal.ee.psu.edu Electrical Engineering Department The Pennsylvania State University 2010 EE REU Program Miloud Id Elhaj Research Overview Approach Commercialization or Technology Transfer Opportunities Key Results from EE REU Research •The purpose of this research was to implement a hash algorithm that is characterized by its robustness against accidental or deliberate modifications • To test the robustness we created a set of modified videos and compare them against their originals to find the probability of miss-detection •We also compared original videos to find the probability of false alarm •Search content tracking (e.g. copyright protection) •Secure authentication of videos •Security ( e.g. Surveillance )