Image Size Invariant Visual Cryptography for General Access Structures Subject to Display Quality Constraints - 2013 PROJECT TITLE : Image Size Invariant Visual Cryptography for General Access Structures Subject to Display Quality Constraints - 2013 ABSTRACT: Conventional visual cryptography (VC) suffers from a pixel-expansion problem, or an uncontrollable display quality problem for recovered images, and lacks a general approach to construct visual secret sharing schemes for general access structures. We propose a general and systematic approach to address these issues without sophisticated codebook design. This approach can be used for binary secret images in non-computer-aided decryption environments. To avoid pixel expansion, we design a set of column vectors to encrypt secret pixels rather than using the conventional VC-based approach. We begin by formulating a mathematic model for the VC construction problem to find the column vectors for the optimal VC construction, after which we develop a simulated-annealing-based algorithm to solve the problem. The experimental results show that the display quality of the recovered image is superior to that of previous papers. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Image Processing Using Smooth Ordering of its Patches - 2013 Adaptive Perona–Malik Model Based on the Variable Exponent for Image Denoising - 2012