Abstract
A perceptual video hashing function maps the perceptual content of a video into a fixed-length binary string called the perceptual hash. Perceptual hashing is a promising solution to the content-identification and the content-authentication problems. The projections of image and video data onto a subspace have been exploited in the literature to get a compact hash function. We propose a new perceptual video hashing algorithm based on the Achlioptas's random projections. Simulation results show that the proposed perceptual hash function is robust to common signal and image processing attacks.
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