so that the density of such bits remains relatively constant
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Fig. 8 — More importantly, however, inspection of Fig. 8 does not suggest any apparent method of discriminating between information bits and non-information bits since the areas within the large grains as well as therebetween contain a relatively even though random distribution of fine bits.
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ex Carl O. Carlson, Information Encoding and Decoding Method, US Patent 3,279,095 (1966)
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Carlson was inventor of microfiche (in 1961? probably US 3310518, 1967).
Here, pre-digital steganography, surfaced in workroom dredging.
( An unclassified mass of fragments follows. )
translator's note following last (printed) entry in The Notebooks of Simone Weil, Volume Two (1956)
11 June 2013
tags: CCL 252/600; CCL 380/54; rounds; C. O. Carlson; Simone Weil