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In [34], the author proposes an asymmetric binary fingerprinting code based on Boneh-Shaw codes.

The distributor generates a fingerprinting code (mathcal {X}) of n binary code words of length ℓ.1 The parameter ℓ is referred to as the code length, and the distributor would like ℓ to be as small as possible.

The two-person game consists of three phases: (1) the distributor uses an encoder to generate a fingerprinting code, used for assigning versions to users; (2) the colluders employ a collusion channel to generate the pirate output from their given code words; and (3) the distributor uses a decoder to map the pirate output to a set (mathcal {C}' subseteq mathcal {U}).

The article finishes with applications to zero-bit watermarking (probability of false alarm, error exponent), and to probabilistic fingerprinting codes (probability of wrongly accusing a given user, code length estimation).

First, the fingerprint codes are often very long if the applicable resisting ability to colluders and large customer bases are needed.

In order to tolerate such an attack, designing collusion resistant fingerprint codes [2, 3] and orthogonal fingerprinting schemes like the spread spectrum watermarking technique [4] had been proposed.

One can replace the fingerprint codes in our system with other existing codes to obtain effective fingerprinting systems with higher tracing correctness and practical parameters (reasonable collusion-resilience and applicable size of customer bases).

The second review paper, "Audio signal processing using time-frequency approaches: coding, classification, fingerprinting, and watermarking" by K. Umapathy et al., discusses different applications of time-frequency analysis in audio signal processing.

A fingerprinting system, where a digital code is created for each item using visually distinctive characteristics such as colour, shape and pattern is then used to categorise each one for search and comparison across a database of products.

History of fingerprinting.

Although their study focused on results for 14 fingerprints, the associated code [24] includes a further 14, mainly additional variants of circular fingerprints but also hashed forms of atom pairs (HashAP) and topological torsions (HashTT).