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Journal Article
Embedding Biometric Information in Interpolated Medical Images with a Reversible and Adaptive Strategy
2022
Overview
How to hide messages in digital images so that messages cannot be discovered and tampered with is a compelling topic in the research area of cybersecurity. The interpolation-based reversible data hiding (RDH) scheme is especially useful for the application of medical image management. The biometric information of patients acquired by biosensors is embedded into an interpolated medical image for the purpose of authentication. The proposed scheme classifies pixel blocks into complex and smooth ones according to each block’s dynamic range of pixel values. For a complex block, the minimum-neighbor (MN) interpolation followed by DIM embedding is applied, where DIM denotes the difference between the block’s interpolated pixel values and the maximum pixel values. For a smooth block, the block mean (BM) interpolation is followed by a prediction error histogram (PEH) embedding and a difference expansion (DE) embedding is applied. Compared with previous methods, this adaptive strategy ensures low distortion due to embedding for smooth blocks while it provides a good payload for complex blocks. Our scheme is suitable for both medical and general images. Experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed scheme. Performance comparisons with state-of-the-art schemes are also given. The peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) of the proposed scheme is 10.32 dB higher than the relevant works in the best case.
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MDPI AG,MDPI
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