Color to gray and back: Color embedding into textured gray images

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Abstract

We have developed a reversible method to convert color graphics and pictures to gray images. The method is based on mapping colors to low-visibility high-frequency textures that are applied onto the gray image. After receiving a monochrome textured image, the decoder can identify the textures and recover the color information. More specifically, the image is textured by carrying a sub-band (wavelet) transform and replacing band-pass sub-bands by the chrominance signals. The low-pass sub-band is the same as that of the luminance signal. The decoder performs a wavelet transform on the received gray image and recovers the chrominance channels. Registration problems are discussed and examples are presented.

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Braun, K. M., & De Queiroz, R. L. (2005). Color to gray and back: Color embedding into textured gray images. In Final Program and Proceedings - IS and T/SID Color Imaging Conference (pp. 120–124). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.2352/cic.2005.13.1.art00023

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