Image Steganography Model for Medical Images Using GLM
Keywords:
GLM, PSNR, MSE, MAXERR, MEDICAL IMAGINGAbstract
In this paper, a steganographic model in medical system is proposed using gray level modification method of image steganography. In gray level modification method the data is embedded on the pixel based on its gray value. For making a pixel suitable for adding information bit, +1 or -1 is performed on it. So, the maximum change in the image pixel is one which is admissible. Different medical images are taken for experimental result. Image is passed from one doctor to another after embedding their respective prescription in it. The experiment is performed on the seven medical images and the result is obtained.
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