H. Takimoto, S. Yoshimori, Y. Mitsukura, M. Fukumi
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Invisible calibration pattern based on human visual perception
In the print-type steganographk system and watermark, a calibration pattern is arranged around contents where invisible data is embedded, as plural feature points between an original image and the scanned image for normalization of the scanned image. However, it is clear that conventional methods interfere with page layout and artwork of contents. In addition, visible calibration patterns are not suitable for security service. In this paper, we propose an arrangement and detection method of an invisible calibration pattern based on human visual perception. We embed the calibration pattern in an original image by adding high frequency component to blue intensity in a limited region. Moreover, the proposed calibration pattern protects page layout and artwork.