Computation at the edge of chaos: phase transitions and emergent computation
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A brief history of cellular automata
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A new kind of science
Digital Image Processing (3rd Edition)
Digital Image Processing (3rd Edition)
Using Chemical Cellular Automata in Simulation of Chemical Materials
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Cellular Automata Simulation of the Growth of Bone Tissue
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Watermark Image Recognition from Local Scale-Invariant Feature
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Fast Watermarking Based on QR Decomposition in Wavelet Domain
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An Algorithm for Image Authentication Based on Fragile Watermarking
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Cellular automata are a powerful computation model that provides a simple way to simulate and solve many difficult problems in different fields. The most widely known example of Cellular Automata is the Game-of-Life. In this paper, we propose a novel watermarking scheme based on Conway game. For embedding gray watermark image at LSB to different positions of host image, our method is performed using the positions of the live cells in the Game-of-Life generations. The experimental results show that perceptually the watermark is not visible in the watermarked image. Our model is simple, robust and secures enough to resist passive attacks as described in the experimental results section.