Abstract
A pixel-based pixel-value-ordering (PPVO) has been used for reversible data hiding to generate large embedding capacity and high-fidelity marked images. The original PPVO invented an effective prediction strategy in pixel-by-pixel manner. This paper extends PPVO and proposes an obtuse angle prediction (OAP) scheme, in which each pixel is predicted by context pixels with better distribution. Moreover, for evaluating prediction power, a mathematical model is constructed and three factors, including the context vector dimension, the maximum prediction angle, and the current pixel location, are analyzed in detail. Experimental results declare that the proposed OAP approach can achieve higher PSNR values than PPVO and some other state-of-the-art methods, especially in the moderate and large payload sizes.
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