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Fig. 10. The original color images and their histograms. Fig. 11. Resultant fusion images correspond to the input
double-color image. (a), (c), and (e) high-bit image IF1 , (b),
ity measuring techniques. In this work, six color images are (d), and (f) low-bit image IF2.
used for testing: Lena, baboon, airplane, Barbara, peppers,
and sailboat, each of dimensions 256×256, are used as the 2) Color Images Combiner Results
input for the proposed HDOE scheme. Fig. 10 shows the The image combiner gathers the two fusion images Lena and
input images and their histograms. For space limitation, most Baboon IF1 and IF2, each of size 256×256, one above the
of the results are reported for the double image of Lena and other to produce a single image IF with a size of 512×256.
Baboon. The same process is applied for other images. Fig. 12 shows
the results of the combiner output image.
A. Digital Encryption Results
1) Fusion Process Resul 3) Chaotic Fusion Image Results
The two-color images are applied to the fusion process, which Fig.13 displays the results describing the XOR operation of
is the first step of DEsS, and the obtained images at different the generated chaotic image IC with the color fusion image IF
points are given in Fig. 11. Parts a and b of this figure show to get a chaotic fusion image ICF .
the resultant high-bit and low-bit fusion images IF1 and IF2
for Leana and baboon. Parts (c and d) and (e and f) present the 4) Scrambling Image Results
results corresponding to (Barbara and airplane) and (sailboat A random scrambling operation is applied to the chaotic fusion
and peppers), respectively. image ICF and the result is given in Fig. 14, corresponding to
the Lena-baboon case.