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Re: [WM]: robustness vs. decomposition level of wavelet transform



Hello,
I did experiments concerning the same issue; robustness versus decomposition level.
whenever the decomposition level increases, the technique used gets more robust...
but this is true up to a certain level, since whenever the decomposition level increases, the payload decreases, meaning that the space left for watermarking decreases, so u can not embed a large watermark.
 
 hope u get a clew,
 
 
regards,
Suhad Butros Hajjara


----- Original Message ----
From: Piotr Boryszek <pboryszek@wi.ps.pl>
To: watermarking@watermarkingworld.org
Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2007 10:08:21 AM
Subject: [WM]: robustness vs. decomposition level of wavelet transform

Hi,



Could You tell me what is right:



How robustness of an DWT method (KIM) depanding on wavelet decomposition level ?

Is this that higher value of decomposition is forcing better robustness or lower?



BRGRDS



Piotr Boryszek

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