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    We developed a new optical encryption protocol to reduce noise and enhance dynamic range for grayscale images. This method improves data recovery in double random phase encoding (DRPE) systems.

    Area of Science:

    • * Optical encryption and information security.
    • * Image processing and cryptosystems.

    Background:

    • * Double Random Phase Encoding (DRPE) is a method for optical encryption.
    • * Noise and limited dynamic range can affect the quality of decrypted images in DRPE systems.

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    • * To introduce a novel protocol for optical encryption that reduces noise.
    • * To enhance the dynamic range of decrypted grayscale images.
    • * To improve the fidelity of image recovery in DRPE cryptosystems.

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    • * Leveraging recent advancements to reduce correlation noise in the decryption process.
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    • * Significant reduction in noise during the decryption of encrypted grayscale images.
    • * Achieved a higher dynamic range, preserving grayscale values more effectively.
    • * Demonstrated successful recovery of arbitrary grayscale images.

    Conclusions:

    • * The proposed protocol effectively reduces noise and increases dynamic range in optical encryption.
    • * The use of a reference mask is crucial for eliminating complex mask-related noise.
    • * The enhanced performance opens new application possibilities for optical encryption techniques.