Quantum image encryption code.

I need to quantum image encryption code as an example using chaotic map.

[Arnab Chatterjee]

hi....so you mean to implement NEQR algorithm from a classical image?

[Vivek]

Yes

[idris]

@Vivek Read this article in this link https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2204/2204.02797.pdf

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Your announcement indicates you do not know how to program in MATLAB, so the implied question is "How can I write MATLAB code?" The answer to this is in this link:

Best way(s) to master MATLAB? - MATLAB Answers - MATLAB Central

And of course, we're not allowed to discuss or provide encryption algorithms in this forum.

[AbdelRahman Karawia]

My question concentrated on the quantum image encryption code since I faced a problem with quantum computations. On the other hand, I used Matlab as a programming language from 20 years ago.

[Walter Roberson]

Due to the laws of the United States, we are not permitted to discuss encryption code or algorithms.

If you happen to have a function that does some kind of quantum encoding but not the encryption or decryption part, and you were having problems with that, we might be able to assist you with that.

Note that in practice most of the time the volunteers do not bother to research algorithms.

[Abdelrahman Karawia]

Thank you for replay. Only I need to convert the classical image to the corresponding quantum image via Matlab.

[Walter Roberson]

Which quantum image representation do you need to use? For example are you needing to produce a hologram ?

[Abdelrahman Karawia]

NEQR

[Walter Roberson]

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1469561-convert-classical-image-into-quantum-image#comment_1897540

[Vivek]

There is no information avaliable in this link about the conversion of classical image into quantum using MATLAB.

[Image Analyst]

Sorry, then we can't really help you.

[Walter Roberson]

@Vivek

That link tells you two things:

• that if you write to one particular set of authors of a relevant paper, then they might perhaps be willing to send you their code (which they do not appear to have generally made publicly visible)
• that there are python libraries that you can access from MATLAB; see https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/call-python-libraries.html

If I personally happened to have quantum image encryption code (which I do not) then under the laws of my country, I would be legally unable to provide that code to you (except under narrow circumstances) -- even if the code was written by someone else outside my country!

[Vivek]

Thank you very much Sir, for your information. I will send the email to the author of the article for sharing the code with me if they are comfortable.