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Visual Cryptography and Contrast Bounds

Andreas Klein

Ghent University, Belgium

8.1 Introduction

To describe a visual cryptography scheme we encode the encryption of a pixel by Boolean matrices. The rows represent the slides and the columns represent the different subpixels.

For example, the encoding illustrated in Figure 8.1 is described by

M=(010100110110).

To describe the random decision, which must be made when encoding a pixel, ...

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