Masaaki Fujiyoshi

Prof. Dr. Masaaki Fujiyoshi

Academic Information Infrastructure Center, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan
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Academic Career Length

57Years (1970-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2007 in IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics, Communications and Computer Sciences
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HJHong Lin Jin
Hong Lin Jin
MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
HKHitoshi Kiya
Hitoshi Kiya

3 August 2006
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Fitri ArniaFitri Arnia
Fitri Arnia
III. Iizuka
I. Iizuka
MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
HKH. Kiya
H. Kiya

1 January 2005
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Shoko ImaizumiShoko Imaizumi
Shoko Imaizumi
OWO. Watanabe
O. Watanabe
MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
HKH. Kiya
H. Kiya
This paper proposes an encryption scheme maintaining hierarchy of JPEG 2000 codestreams for flexible access control. JPEG 2000 generates hierarchical codestreams and has flexible scalability, such as, SNR, space, or color components. In a proposed method, only one managed key (master key) exists, and for a user permitted to access a reserved image quality, only one key generated by the master key is delivered. Also, a different key generated by the master key is delivered for a user permitted to access a different quality. The proposed access control method is available for all kinds of JPEG 2000 scalability. On the other hand, some conventional methods need several keys to control image quality. Another conventional method is not suitable for JPEG 2000 scalability.

1 January 2007
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MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
SSShuji Sato
Shuji Sato
HJHong Lin Jin
Hong Lin Jin
HKHitoshi Kiya
Hitoshi Kiya
This paper proposes a reversible data hiding method that embeds an L-level data sequence to images in the spatial domain. Though reversible data hiding once distorts the image to hide data into it, the distorted image is completely separated to the original image and the hidden data. The proposed method uses only one parameter to embed and extract data, and it extracts data without any location map. In addition, it can control embedding capacity according to payload for suppression of embedding distortion. Simulation results show the effectiveness of the proposed method.

1 July 2013
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MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
This paper proposes a new method of separable reversible data hiding (RDH) for encrypted images in which hidden data can be extracted from an encrypted image conveying hidden data without image decryption. By histogram and spatial permutation, the proposed method firstly encrypts an image and simultaneously prepares room for RDH. Data are, then, hidden into the encrypted image by a RDH scheme based on histogram modification, and the encrypted image with hidden data is sent to a receiver. According to keys which the receiver has, he/she is allowed to take seven different actions, whereas the conventional method offers only three. This feature of the proposed method extends applicable scenarios. Moreover, the proposed method always recovers the original image, whereas the conventional method sometimes fails to do. Experimental results show the effectiveness of the proposed method.

27 July 2005
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YSY. Seki
Y. Seki
HKH. Kobayashi
H. Kobayashi
MFMasaaki Fujiyoshi
Masaaki Fujiyoshi
HKH. Kiya
H. Kiya