Project information

  • Category: Mini Project/ Innovation
  • Project date: Dec. 2, 2022
  • Tech Stacks: Python
  • Project Type: Machine-Learning, Deep-Learning, Cybersecurity
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Details about Selective Encryption

Object detection algorithms have undergone numerous revisions to increase performance in terms of both speed and accuracy. Due to the efforts of so many researchers, the performance of deep learning algorithms for object detection is improving rapidly. Numerous well-known applications, including as pedestrian detection, medical imaging, robotics, self-driving cars, and face detection, etc., minimize the amount of work performed by humans in numerous fields. Due to the large area and several cutting-edge algorithms, it is difficult to cover everything at once. In the two stage detector, the covered algorithms are RCNN, Fast RCNN, and Faster RCNN, whereas in the one stage detector, the covered algorithms are YOLO v1, v2, v3, and SSD. Two stage detectors prioritize precision, whereas single stage detectors prioritize speed. We will introduce YOLO v3-Tiny, an improved version of YOLO, and then compare it graphically to earlier approaches for object detection and recognition. The study of mathematical techniques for all elements of information security is cryptography. Using mathematical equations, cryptography ensures the integrity of data exchanged over a network. Without knowing the exact key value, it is nearly impossible to crack the encryption technique, which is crucial for the study of mathematical equations pertaining to data security. This work examines the affine cypher cryptographic technique and its operation for encrypting significant objects discovered by the small YOLOv3 object detection model.

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