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faceforensics ++: Learning to Detect Manipulated Facial ImagesAndreas R ossler1 Davide Cozzolino2 Luisa Verdoliva2 Christian Riess3 Justus Thies1 Matthias Nie ner11 Technical University of Munich2 University Federico II of Naples3 University of Erlangen-NurembergFigure 1: faceforensics ++is a dataset of Facial forgeries that enables researchers to train deep- Learning -based approachesin a supervised fashion. The dataset contains manipulations created with four state-of-the-art methods, namely,Face2 Face,FaceSwap,DeepFakes, rapid progress in synthetic image generation andmanipulation has now come to a point where it raises signif-icant concerns for the implications towards society. At best,this leads to a loss of trust in digital content, but could po-tentially cause further harm by spreading false informationor fake news.
faces [48], face splicing [23, 22], face swapping [62, 37] and DeepFakes [4, 42, 32]. For face manipulation detec-tion, some approaches exploit specific artifacts arising from the synthesis process, such as eye blinking [42], or color, texture and shape cues [23, 22]. Other works are more gen-eral and propose a deep network trained to capture ...
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