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Asked 25th Feb, 2017
Aldo Sitorus
Aldo Sitorus

Hiden text and pdf in image using Wavelet algortihm based?

My projrect is hiden text and pdf in image using Wavelet algortihm based of haar wavelet , daubeches, coiflet and legendre wavelet, which the good algorithm based?
Wavelet
Wavelets
Discrete Wavelet Transform
Fourier Analysis

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Nebras Hussein
University of Baghdad
Dear Aldo:
It suppose that you start with one of the theories you mentioned above and then after finding the results compare with another once from the list above. From my experience that first two algorithms are more related to differential and integral source of data, while the other last two are related to polynomial behaviour.
regards  
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Sanjay Chakraborty
Techno International New Town
You may follow this below links....
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/mpe/2017/9854050/abs/
https://scholarship.rice.edu/bitstream/handle/1911/19794/Cho2001Sep1Multiscale.PDF?sequence=1
http://gray-world.net/it/papers/petitcolas99information.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Othman_Khalifa/publication/4316540_Digital_watermarking_for_digital_images_using_wavelet_transform/links/00b4952b66bac31e05000000.pdf
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