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In order to understand and analyse the main components of watermarking security presented in the next chapters, we introduce in this chapter the different elements needed to embed a watermark or a message inside a host content. We first present a functional view of a watermarking scheme (the embedding function, the decoding/detection function) and then its geometrical interpretation. Then we present the most popular class of watermarking schemes: spread-spectrum watermarking and watermarking techniques based on the idea of dirty paper codes.
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Bas, P., Furon, T., Cayre, F., Doërr, G., Mathon, B. (2016). A Quick Tour of Watermarking Techniques. In: Watermarking Security. SpringerBriefs in Electrical and Computer Engineering(). Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0506-0_2
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