Digital Watermark Information Security Series

Author: Matthew L. Miller
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Publication Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The book emphasizes the fundamental principles of watermarking and analyzes the error rate, fidelity, quality, and related issues of watermarking systems based on communication theory, supplemented by numerous examples and providing source code for all examples. Additionally, the book examines copyright protection and other applications, including broadcast monitoring, operation tracking, authentication, copy control, and device control, laying a solid foundation for further research on this technology. This book is an authoritative work dedicated to the hot topic of digital watermarking. It comprehensively and systematically discusses the concept, application, theory, and principles of digital watermarking, as well as the performance of watermarking systems. The book emphasizes the fundamental principles of watermarking and analyzes the error rate, fidelity, quality, and related issues of watermarking systems based on communication theory, supplemented by numerous examples and providing source code for all examples. Furthermore, the book examines copyright protection and other applications, including broadcast monitoring, operation tracking, authentication, copy control, and device control, laying a solid foundation for further research on this technology. This book can serve as a graduate textbook and reference for students in communication and information systems, signal and information processing, and computer application technology. It is also suitable for scholars, technicians, managers, and legal professionals engaged in information security and intellectual property protection.