Adaptive reversible data hiding based on multiple block scanning ways
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2021
Abstract
The advantage of the improved pixel value ordering (IPVO) lies in introduc-ing the positions of two pixels to calculate the difference value between these two pixels, so that each prediction error valued 0 or 1 can be embedded with one bit of data. How-ever, in IPVO, each prediction error at-1 provides no capacity but merely degrade the visual quality. To increase the number of prediction errors valued 1 while decreasing the number of prediction errors valued-1, 16 different block scanning ways are designed to obtain the optimal scanning way generating the large inverse number for each block. Besides, the single-layer embedding strategy of Weng et al.’s method is employed in the proposed method to adaptively select pixels of a block for carrying data. By combining 16 different block scanning ways with the single-layer embedding strategy, the proposed method not only improves the rate-distortion performance but also reduces the computational complexity. Extensive experiments have proved that the performance of our scheme is superior to those of several related schemes.
Identifier
85107946952 (Scopus)
Publication Title
Journal of Network Intelligence
e-ISSN
24148105
First Page
365
Last Page
379
Issue
2
Volume
6
Grant
2020J06043
Recommended Citation
Zheng, Wenbin; Zhou, Ye; Zhang, Tiancong; Zhang, Chunyu; Zou, Fumin; and Shi, Yunqing, "Adaptive reversible data hiding based on multiple block scanning ways" (2021). Faculty Publications. 4604.
https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/fac_pubs/4604