A Comprehensive Bibliography of Linguistic Steganography Richard Bergmair Univ. of Cambridge Computer Lab talk presented by Mercan Topkara Purdue CERIAS
Number of Publications year num year num 1992 1 2002 3 1995 1 2003 2 1997 2 2004 6 1999 1 2005 4 2001 3 2006 9 (2007) (4) number of publications on linguistic steganography published in each year
Problems no single publication venue; relevant contributions scattered throughout the literature. no name; hard to index; “googling” for “linguistic steganography” won't get you far.
Symptoms At least eight research groups; Only two of them routinely cited! Bulk of all publications never cited. independent discovery, improper attribution
Solution a comprehensive bibliography on http://semantilog.ucam.org/biblingsteg/ ...with a little help from the community, we hope to keep this up to date.
Solution To bootstrap the process of community collaboration, we searched in November 2006 on Yahoo, MSN Search, Google, Google Scholar, CiteSeer, Copernic Agent Pro, ACM Guide, ACM Digital Library, IEEExplore
Community Participation spot any omissions? authored new material? send a BibTeX file to biblingsteg@semantilog.ucam.org
Community Participation maintain a website on ling. steg.? link to http://semantilog.ucam.org/biblingsteg/
A Comprehensive Bibliography of Linguistic Steganography Richard Bergmair Univ. of Cambridge Computer Lab rbergmair@acm.org talk presented by Mercan Topkara Purdue CERIAS
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