Feb. 8, 2024, 5:10 a.m. | Baihe Huang Hanlin Zhu Banghua Zhu Kannan Ramchandran Michael I. Jordan Jason D. Lee Jiantao Jiao

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We study statistical watermarking by formulating it as a hypothesis testing problem, a general framework which subsumes all previous statistical watermarking methods. Key to our formulation is a coupling of the output tokens and the rejection region, realized by pseudo-random generators in practice, that allows non-trivial trade-offs between the Type I error and Type II error. We characterize the Uniformly Most Powerful (UMP) watermark in the general hypothesis testing setting and the minimax Type II error in the model-agnostic setting. …

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