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Soleimanpour-moghadam M, Talebi S. A Novel Technique for Steganography Method Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm Optimization in Spatial Domain. IJEEE 2013; 9 (2) :67-75
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A Novel Technique for Steganography Method Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm Optimization in Spatial Domain
M. Soleimanpour-moghadam , S. Talebi
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This paper devotes itself to the study of secret message delivery using cover image and introduces a novel steganographic technique based on genetic algorithm to find a near-optimum structure for the pair-wise least-significant-bit (LSB) matching scheme. A survey of the related literatures shows that the LSB matching method developed by Mielikainen, employs a binary function to reduce the number of changes of LSB values. This method verifiably reduces the probability of detection and also improves the visual quality of stego images. So, our proposal draws on the Mielikainen's technique to present an enhanced dual-state scoring model, structured upon genetic algorithm which assesses the performance of different orders for LSB matching and searches for a near-optimum solution among all the permutation orders. Experimental results confirm superiority of the new approach compared to the Mielikainen’s pair-wise LSB matching scheme.
Keywords: Genetic Algorithm , LSB Matching , Steganograghy
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Type of Study: Research Paper | Subject: Image Processing
Received: 2012/11/29 | Revised: 2014/10/08 | Accepted: 2013/07/07
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