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Fast additive noise steganalysis

SPIE Proceedings, 2004
This work reduces the computational requirements of the additive noise steganalysis presented by Harmsen and Pearlman. The additive noise model assumes that the stegoimage is created by adding a pseudo-noise to a coverimage. This addition predictably alters the joint histogram of the image.
Jeremiah J. Harmsen   +2 more
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Multivalued SPDEs driven by additive space—time white noise and additive white noise

rose, 2001
The authors prove the existence and uniqueness theorem for the multivalued quasi-linear parabolic stochastic partial differential equation \[ \partial Y(x,t)/\partial t=\partial^2 Y(x,t)/\partial x^2 + f(x,t,Y(x,t))+\partial^2 W(x,t)/\partial x\partial t+K(x,t), \] \[ Y(x,0)=Y_0,\qquad Y(0,t) =Y(1,t)=0, \] where \((Y,K)\) is a solution of the ...
Eddahbi, M., Ouknine, Y.
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Blowup of parabolic equations with additive noise

Applied Mathematics Letters, 2021
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Guangying Lv, Jinlong Wei
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A normalization technique for non-additive noise

International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2002
A normalization technique leading to a constant false alarm receiver in the cases where noise and signal are not additive is presented. The algorithm presented is mainly based on a log transform followed by a fixed and adaptive sorting. Some results obtained on a real signal (neutron noise) are given.
Dominique Garreau, Michel Bouvet
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Encoder-Assistance for Additive Noise Channels

2020 IEEE Information Theory Workshop (ITW), 2021
Flash helping has recently been shown to be an effective technique for describing additive noise to a decoder. It is shown here to be effective also in assisting the encoder: it achieves the helper capacity on the single-user Gaussian channel, on the multiple-access Gaussian channel, on the Exponential channel, and on the discrete modulo-additive noise
Amos Lapidoth, Gian Marti
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Texture analysis and discrimination in additive noise

Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing, 1990
Abstract Texture feature extraction and discrimination in an additive noise environment is considered. A new set of 28 texture features derived in the spatial frequency domain is presented. A successive addition and deletion feature selection scheme based on the Wilks criterion is used to obtain a subset of features which effectively discriminate ...
Song-Sheng Liu, M. E. Jernigan
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Speech recognition under additive noise

ICASSP '84. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, 2005
In this paper we present a study on the performance of a speaker-dependent continuous speech recognition algorithm in various background noise levels, including the mismatch tolerance of the algorithm. This mismatch exists in most applications where the user is trained in one noise level and does the recognition in different and highly variable noise ...
Chin-Hui Lee, Kalyan Genesan
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Additive Noise Destroys a Pitchfork Bifurcation

Journal of Dynamics and Differential Equations, 1998
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Crauel, Hans, Flandoli, Franco
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Max Consensus in the Presence of Additive Noise

2018 52nd Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, 2018
The analysis of a distributed consensus algorithm for estimating the maximum of the node initial state values in a network is considered in the presence of communication noise. Conventionally, the maximum is estimated by updating the node state value with the largest received measurements in every iteration at each node.
Gowtham Muniraju   +4 more
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Stability of the Tree of Shapes to Additive Noise

2021
The tree of shapes (ToS) is a famous self-dual hierarchical structure in mathematical morphology, which represents the inclusion relationship of the shapes (\textiti.e. the interior of the level lines with holes filled) in a grayscale image. The ToS has already found numerous applications in image processing tasks, such as grain filtering, contour ...
Boutry, Nicolas, Tochon, Guillaume
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