Mathematical Morphology and Proposed JPEG Quantization in Image Steganography
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This document discusses using mathematical morphology operations like erosion and propagation in combination with JPEG quantization table modification for image steganography. It proposes reducing the size of an encoded image using erosion and propagation to clean up the image while also modifying the JPEG quantization table. The document reviews literature on mathematical morphology, image segmentation techniques, and existing steganographic methods using JPEG and quantization table modification or particle swarm optimization. It outlines the proposed method and provides example results of applying erosion and propagation to reduce the size of an encoded image.
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Firebase is a platform that provides tools to develop high-quality apps, grow user bases, and earn more money. Firebase Predictions allows users to train models to predict user behavior and label future events. It can predict things like whether a user will stop using an app within the next seven days. Remote Config enables targeting users with different content through A/B testing to find the most effective experiences.
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My slides at Nordic Testing Days 6.6.2024
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Mathematical Morphology and Proposed JPEG Quantization in Image Steganography
- 1. Mathematical Morphology and Proposed JPEG Quantization in Image Steganography
- 2. Introduction ◆ JPEG and quantization table modification
- 3. Introduction (cont) ● Mathematical Morphology ● Erosion is minimum filter. Replace the value of a pixel by the minimal value covered by the structuring ● Propagation reconstruct an image that has "survived" several erosions or to fill an object that is defined ● http://www.mif.vu.lt/atpazinimas/dip/FIP/fip- Morpholo.html#Heading102
- 4. Hipotesa ● JPEG Quantization table to reduce amount of size image ● Erosion and Propagation also to reduce and reconstruct image can made small amount of size image and clean up the image
- 5. Literature Review ● http://cmm.ensmp.fr/~serra/cours/pdf/en/ch6en.pdf ● Automated Image Segmentation Using Improved PCNN Model Based on Cross-entropy ● Image Segmentation by Using Threshold Techniques ◆ A Steganographic method based upon JPEG and particle swarm optimization algorithm ◆ A Steganographic method based upon JPEG and quantization table modification
- 6. Method
- 9. Result
- 10. Result
- 11. Result
- 12. Thanks!