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Image encryption scheme by combining the hyper-chaotic system with quantum coding
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DOI：10.1016/j.optlaseng.2019.105836.png)
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The application of quantum mechanisms in image processing has attracted wide attention. In this paper, an image encryption scheme that is based on hyper-chaos and quantum coding is proposed. First, based on a novel enhanced quantum representation (NEQR), the bit-level adjacent-exchange operation is implemented to pre-process the plain-image, which has lower computational complexity compared to conventional bit-level switching operations. Then, the processed image is diffused by the quantified sequences where the self-adapting parameters are applied to quantify the sequences that are generated by Chen's hyper-chaotic system. In addition, inspired by the quantum coding structure, a novel scrambling method that is based on quantum location coding is proposed. This method is used to further scramble the diffused image to obtain the final cipher-image. The experimental results and performance analysis demonstrate that the proposed image encryption scheme has high security performance.
Keywords:
Image processing
Quantum coding
Bit-level
NEQR
Chen's hyper-chaotic system
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