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Adaptive just-noticeable difference profile for image hashing
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DOI：10.1016/j.compeleceng.2020.106967.png)
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A novel algorithm to extract image features related to human perception of colors is presented in this paper. The proposed profile is based on the generation of a lookup table with thresholds for just-noticeable color difference against all possible colors from RGB color gamut. The profile is further used to reduce the computational cost of image hashing. The host color image is scanned to generate the maximum magnitude difference profile. The lookup table is then used for thresholding of magnitude differences to generate the binary adaptive just-noticeable difference profile. The generated profile can be used for image watermarking, hashing and similar image processing applications. Performance of the proposed profile has been tested for image hashing. Average similarity of 0.97 for 66 tampered versions of 42 host images and discrimination of 0.138 among 79,800 different image hash pairs have been obtained while area under receiver operating characteristic curve is 0.9980.
Keywords:
Image hashing
Image profile
Just-noticeable difference
Perceptual features
Feature extraction
Image thresholding
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