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Area of Science:

Digital Image Processing
Information Security
Steganography

Background:

Traditional data embedding prioritizes imperceptible image quality.
Emerging trends explore reversible data embedding for controlled image quality degradation.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a unified data embedding-scrambling technique (UES) for high payload and adaptive quality degradation.
To enable controllable perceptual quality of embedded images.
To ensure perfect or approximate reconstruction of the original image.

Main Methods:

Introduced checkerboard-based prediction for accurate pixel intensity value prediction.
Vacated predicted pixel locations for data embedding and quality degradation.
Adjusted prediction error precision to control reconstructed image quality based on desired SSIM.

Main Results:

Achieved high payload embedding (average 7.001 bpp) with adaptive quality degradation.
Demonstrated controllable perceptual quality of the embedded-scrambled image.
Enabled perfect reconstruction (SSIM > 0.99) even after significant quality degradation.

Conclusions:

UES offers a unified approach for simultaneous high payload embedding and scalable quality degradation.
The technique provides precise control over output image perceptual quality.
UES ensures robust image reconstruction capabilities, preserving original image fidelity.