Abstract
By using the advantages of discrete wavelet transform in digital watermark embedding, extraction and detection, a corresponding basic model was established. Using MATLAB as a tool for simulation experiments, the experimental results show that the discrete wavelet transform can extract the watermark signal under the common JPEG compression, noise, shear and rotation, filtering and other attacks, and has high robustness.
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