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Deep Learning-based Text-in-Image Watermarking

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arxiv 2404.13134 v1 pith:BIIIABOR submitted 2024-04-19 cs.MM cs.CVcs.LG

classification cs.MMcs.CVcs.LG
keywords deepmethodwatermarkingimagetext-in-imagelearninglearning-basedachieving
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In this work, we introduce a novel deep learning-based approach to text-in-image watermarking, a method that embeds and extracts textual information within images to enhance data security and integrity. Leveraging the capabilities of deep learning, specifically through the use of Transformer-based architectures for text processing and Vision Transformers for image feature extraction, our method sets new benchmarks in the domain. The proposed method represents the first application of deep learning in text-in-image watermarking that improves adaptivity, allowing the model to intelligently adjust to specific image characteristics and emerging threats. Through testing and evaluation, our method has demonstrated superior robustness compared to traditional watermarking techniques, achieving enhanced imperceptibility that ensures the watermark remains undetectable across various image contents.

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  1. Beyond Invisibility: Learning Robust Visible Watermarks for Stronger Copyright Protection

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    HARVIM learns watermark placement to maximize reconstruction error under an inpainting-based removal model, showing modest gains over random watermarks.

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