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IDEAW: Robust Neural Audio Watermarking with Invertible Dual-Embedding

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arxiv 2409.19627 v1 pith:SXUL3QSX submitted 2024-09-29 cs.MM cs.CRcs.SDeess.AS

classification cs.MMcs.CRcs.SDeess.AS
keywords audioneuralwatermarkinglocatingmethodsmodelalgorithmsattacks
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The audio watermarking technique embeds messages into audio and accurately extracts messages from the watermarked audio. Traditional methods develop algorithms based on expert experience to embed watermarks into the time-domain or transform-domain of signals. With the development of deep neural networks, deep learning-based neural audio watermarking has emerged. Compared to traditional algorithms, neural audio watermarking achieves better robustness by considering various attacks during training. However, current neural watermarking methods suffer from low capacity and unsatisfactory imperceptibility. Additionally, the issue of watermark locating, which is extremely important and even more pronounced in neural audio watermarking, has not been adequately studied. In this paper, we design a dual-embedding watermarking model for efficient locating. We also consider the impact of the attack layer on the invertible neural network in robustness training, improving the model to enhance both its reasonableness and stability. Experiments show that the proposed model, IDEAW, can withstand various attacks with higher capacity and more efficient locating ability compared to existing methods.

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  1. WaveVerify: A Novel Audio Watermarking Framework for Media Authentication and Combatting Deepfakes

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    WaveVerify embeds audio watermarks with a FiLM-based generator and extracts them with a Mixture-of-Experts detector, reporting zero bit error and high localization under common distortions.

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