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Within information hiding technology, digital watermarking is one of the most important technologies for copyright protection of digital content. Many digital watermarking schemes have been proposed in academia. However, these schemes are not used, because they are not practical; one reason for this is that the evaluation criteria are loosely defined. To make the evaluation more concrete and improve the practicality of digital watermarking, watermarking schemes must use common evaluation criteria. To realize such criteria, we organized the Information Hiding and its Criteria for Evaluation (IHC) Committee to create useful, globally accepted evaluation criteria for information hiding technology. The IHC Committee improves their evaluation criteria every year, and holds a competition for digital watermarking based on state-of-the-art evaluation criteria. In this paper, we describe the activities of the IHC Committee and its evaluation criteria for digital watermarking of still images, videos, and audio.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E100-D No.1 pp.2-12
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- 2017/01/01
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- 2016/10/07
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- 1745-1361
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- 10.1587/transinf.2016MUI0001
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Section on Enriched Multimedia —New Technology Trends in Creation, Utilization and Protection of Multimedia Information—)
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Keiichi IWAMURA
Tokyo University of Science
Masaki KAWAMURA
Yamaguchi University
Minoru KURIBAYASHI
Okayama University
Motoi IWATA
Osaka Prefecture University
Hyunho KANG
Tokyo University of Science
Seiichi GOHSHI
Kogakuin University
Akira NISHIMURA
Tokyo University of Information Sciences
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Keiichi IWAMURA, Masaki KAWAMURA, Minoru KURIBAYASHI, Motoi IWATA, Hyunho KANG, Seiichi GOHSHI, Akira NISHIMURA, "Information Hiding and Its Criteria for Evaluation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E100-D, no. 1, pp. 2-12, January 2017, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2016MUI0001.
Abstract: Within information hiding technology, digital watermarking is one of the most important technologies for copyright protection of digital content. Many digital watermarking schemes have been proposed in academia. However, these schemes are not used, because they are not practical; one reason for this is that the evaluation criteria are loosely defined. To make the evaluation more concrete and improve the practicality of digital watermarking, watermarking schemes must use common evaluation criteria. To realize such criteria, we organized the Information Hiding and its Criteria for Evaluation (IHC) Committee to create useful, globally accepted evaluation criteria for information hiding technology. The IHC Committee improves their evaluation criteria every year, and holds a competition for digital watermarking based on state-of-the-art evaluation criteria. In this paper, we describe the activities of the IHC Committee and its evaluation criteria for digital watermarking of still images, videos, and audio.
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