A novel forged image detection method using the characteristics of interpolation
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1Digital Scientific Imaging Laboratory, Graduate School of Advanced Imaging Science, Multimedia, and Film, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Korea. minku3607@nate.com
Abstract:
Development of digital image-editing programs has enabled us to be widely exposed to forged digital images surrounding us. Such forged images have been dispersed through the Internet, newspaper articles, and magazines, and in particular, the information contained in these unverified images happened to be regarded as true. As a result, the forged images provided wrong information for individuals and society, thus sometimes creating social issues. In order to solve such problems, this study was aimed to suggest the methods of identifying the veracity of forged images. In this way, it suggested re-interpolation algorithm. Namely, the study re-interpolated in identical arbitrary values both the interpolated and un-interpolated regions based on the interpolation used a lot in forged, confirmed discrete fourier transform (DFT) characteristics of these two regions, and embodied a detection map for the final forged images, using the subtraction value between two regions in DFT characteristics.
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