Digital watermarks with spectrum spreading for audio signals using the signal carrier information
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272708060034Abstract
This study deals with the analysis of a system for covert transmission of information in the form of digital watermarks (DWM) generated on the basis of signals with direct spectrum spreading. It has been shown that the use of additional information about audio signal in the coder makes it possible to significantly improve the characteristics of DWM system.
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