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CochlearMark: Audio Watermarking via Phase Locked Auditory Nerve Representations
Modern audio watermarks achieve strong robustness with learned encoder-decoder models, but their behavior under new processing is established empirically. CochlearMark is introduced as a training-free audio watermark that uses auditory-nerve phase-locking as its feature representation. A small wavef
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