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Information and Control, 1964 A code is defined to be reversible if its code-word set is invariant under a reversal of the digits in each code word. Such codes may have application in certain data storage and retrieval systems. It is shown that cyclic codes and convolutional codes are reversible when and only when their code-generating polynomials are self-reciprocal.
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Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, 2015 There is no doubt that optogenetic tools caused a paradigm shift in many fields of neuroscience. These tools enable rapid and reversible intervention with a specific neuronal circuit and then the impact on the remaining circuit and/or behavior can be ...
Gytis eBaranauskas
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Local binary pattern‐based reversible data hiding
CAAI Transactions on Intelligence Technology, 2022 A novel local binary pattern‐based reversible data hiding (LBP‐RDH) technique has been suggested to maintain a fair symmetry between the perceptual transparency and hiding capacity. During embedding, the image is divided into various 3×3 blocks.
Monalisa Sahu +3 more
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Deobfuscation: Reverse Engineering Obfuscated Code [PDF]
12th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE'05), 2006 In recent years, code obfuscation has attracted attention as a low cost approach to improving software security by making it difficult for attackers to understand the inner workings of proprietary software systems. This paper examines techniques for automatic deobfuscation of obfuscated programs, as a step towards reverse engineering such programs. Our
Sharath K. Udupa +2 more
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Exploiting Reversible Computing for Latent-Fault-Free Error Detecting/Correcting CMOS Circuits
IEEE Access, 2018 Unlike conventional CMOS circuits, reversible circuits do not have latent faults, so faults occurring in internal circuit nodes always result in an error at the output.
Mustafa Altun +2 more
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IEEE Access, 2020 In conventional hybrid reversible data hiding in encrypted images (RDHEI), the error-free extracted-bit rate condition in recovered images cannot be fully achieved (reversible) as the block size decreases because of the fluctuation function used, which ...
Gunawan Wibisono +3 more
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Reversible Codes and Its Application to Reversible DNA Codes over $F_{4^k}$
CoRR, 2018 Coterm polynomials are introduced by Oztas et al. [a novel approach for constructing reversible codes and applications to DNA codes over the ring $F_2[u]/(u^{2k}-1)$, Finite Fields and Their Applications 46 (2017).pp. 217-234.], which generate reversible codes.
Lei Chen, Jin Li, Zhonghua Sun 0001
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A Matrix-Theoretic Approach to the Construction of Reversible DNA Codes Over
IEEE AccessLet $n,k$ , and t be the positive integers. The primary aim of this paper is to introduce a new approach for the construction of reversible and reversible DNA codes using the concept of double-reflected matrices of any matrices over a commutative ring ...
Elif Segah Oztas +5 more
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Cellular-Automated Protocol to Safeguard Confidentiality of QR Codes
IEEE Access, 2019 Cellular automata (CA) is a veritable tool that provides useful insights into the intricate composition of physical systems. By exploiting this as well as the ability of CA to utilise local interactions of individual CA cells to function as a receptable ...
Abdullah M. Iliyasu
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Unique potential of immature adult-born neurons for the remodeling of CA3 spatial maps
Cell Reports, 2023 Summary: Mammalian hippocampal circuits undergo extensive remodeling through adult neurogenesis. While this process has been widely studied, the specific contribution of adult-born granule cells (aGCs) to spatial operations in the hippocampus remains ...
Matías Mugnaini +4 more
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