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Theory and Algorithms for Robust Information Embedding

Theory and Algorithms for Robust Information Embedding
鲁棒信息嵌入的理论和算法
批准号:
0073520
负责人:
Gregory Wornell
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing grant
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-08-01 至 2004-07-31

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稳健信息嵌入的理论和算法研究项目首席研究员:Gregory W.Wornell教授麻省理工学院电子学研究实验室摘要数字计算和通信广泛传播的结果是电子格式的多媒体内容--如音频、视频和静止图像--可以越来越容易和灵活地被分发、交换、操纵和以其他方式处理。这些能力开辟了一系列新的应用,从照片和录音的数字恢复,到通过网络方便和即时地共享此类内容。与此同时,这些变化具有深远的社会影响,使得个人更容易规避版权法,或者基于照片身份证的安全系统,或者法律审判中的医生语音记录证据。信息嵌入是管理此类多媒体内容问题的一项重要的新兴信号处理技术。信息嵌入是指以数字签名或指纹或其他比特序列的形式将信息嵌入到多媒体“主机”信号或图像中的方式,使得嵌入既有效地不可察觉,又抵抗良性形式的扰动和噪声的影响,以及明确地尝试移除或修改嵌入的信息。虽然在研究界引入了各种启发式嵌入方法,但这些现有方法有许多缺点。这项研究项目正在调查信息嵌入系统的基本限制,并探索接近这些限制的新方法,以获得广泛的应用。这些应用包括数字多媒体内容的版权保护,到广播的自动监控,再到文档的认证和身份识别。研究的重点是基于稳健量化的嵌入方法,这些方法具有很好的实用价值。作为一个特别的焦点,这项研究正在开发一类被称为量化指数调制(QIM)的方法。研究的一部分涉及QIM优化实现的开发,以及相对于替代方法的性能特征的评估。
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A Research Project on Theory and Algorithms for Robust Information EmbeddingPrincipal Investigator:Prof. Gregory W. WornellResearch Laboratory of ElectronicsMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyABSTRACTA consequence of the widespread dissemination of digital computing and communication is the increasing ease and flexibility with which multimedia content in electronic formats---such as audio, video, and still imagery---can be distributed, exchanged, manipulated and otherwise processed. These capabilities open up a broad array of new applications, from digital restoration of photographs and recordings, to convenient and instantaneous sharing of such content via networks. At the same time, these changes have far-reaching societal implications, making it easier for individuals to, e.g., circumvent copyright laws, or circumvent security systems based on photo IDs, or doctor voice recording evidence in legal trials.Information embedding is an important emerging signal processing technology for managing such multimedia content issues. Information embedding refers to the embedding of information in the form of a digital signature or fingerprint or other sequence of bits into a multimedia ``host'' signal or image in such a way that the embedding is both effectively imperceptible and resistant to the effects of benign forms of perturbation and noise, as well as to explicit attempts to remove or modify the embedded information. While a variety of heuristic approaches to embedding have been introduced within the research community, these existing approaches have many shortcomings. This research project is investigating the fundamental limits of information embedding systems, and exploring new methods for approaching these limits, for a wide range of applications. These applications range from copyright protection of digital multimedia content, to automated monitoring of broadcasting, to authentication of documents and identification.An emphasis in the research is on robust quantization-based embedding methods, which lend themselves well to practical implementations. And as one particular focus, the research is developing a class of such methods referred to as quantization index modulation (QIM). Part of the research involves the development of optimized implementations of QIM, and an evaluation of its performance characteristics relative to alternative approaches.
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