An improvised CNN model for fake image detection
The last decade has witnessed a multifold growth of image data courtesy of the emergence of social networking services like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn etc. The major menace faced by today’s world is the issue of doctored images, where-in the photographs are altered using a rich set of ways like s...
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my.iium.irep.1017202022-12-07T05:49:49Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/101720/ An improvised CNN model for fake image detection Hamid, Yasir Elyassami, Sanaa Gulzar, Yonis Balasaraswathi, Veeran Ranganathan Habuza, Tetiana Wani, Sharyar QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science TK7885 Computer engineering The last decade has witnessed a multifold growth of image data courtesy of the emergence of social networking services like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn etc. The major menace faced by today’s world is the issue of doctored images, where-in the photographs are altered using a rich set of ways like splicing, copy-move, removal to change their meaning and hence demands serious mitigation mechanisms to be thought of. The problem when seen from the prism of Artificial intelligence is a binary classification one, where-in the characterization must be drawn between the original and the manipulated images. This research work proposes a computer vision model based on Convolution Neural Networks for fake image detection. A comparative analysis of 6 popular traditional machine learning models and 6 different CNN architectures to select the best possible model for further experimentation. The proposed model based on ResNet50 employed with powerful preprocessing techniques results in a perfect fake image detector having a total accuracy of 0.99 having an improvement of around 18% performance with other models. Springer Nature 2022-11-16 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/101720/1/Screen%20Shot%202022-12-07%20at%208.23.03%20AM.png Hamid, Yasir and Elyassami, Sanaa and Gulzar, Yonis and Balasaraswathi, Veeran Ranganathan and Habuza, Tetiana and Wani, Sharyar (2022) An improvised CNN model for fake image detection. International Journal of Information Technology. ISSN 2511-2104 E-ISSN 2511-2112 (In Press) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41870-022-01130-5 10.1007/s41870-022-01130-5 |
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The last decade has witnessed a multifold growth of image data courtesy of the emergence of social networking services like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn etc. The major menace faced by today’s world is the issue of doctored images, where-in the photographs are altered using a rich set of ways like splicing, copy-move, removal to change their meaning and hence demands serious mitigation mechanisms to be thought of. The problem when seen from the prism of Artificial intelligence is a binary classification one, where-in the characterization must be drawn between the original and the manipulated images. This research work proposes a computer vision model based on Convolution Neural Networks for fake image detection. A comparative analysis of 6 popular traditional machine learning models and 6 different CNN architectures to select the best possible model for further experimentation. The proposed model based on ResNet50 employed with powerful preprocessing techniques results in a perfect fake image detector having a total accuracy of 0.99 having an improvement of around 18% performance with other models. |
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