Facial image manipulation in the context of electronic ID documents is a concrete security threat, confirmed by several real cases reported by the authorities of different countries. Such manipulations have a negative impact on the automated face recognition accuracy and should therefore be identified before the altered image is included in the document. This study reports and discusses the result of a test carried out on human examiners to evaluate their ability in detecting digital manipulations of facial images.
Franco Annalisa, L.F. (2023). On the Human Ability in Detecting Digitally Manipulated Face Images. New York : IEEE [10.1109/MetroXRAINE58569.2023.10405682].
On the Human Ability in Detecting Digitally Manipulated Face Images
Franco Annalisa
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;Maltoni DavideUltimo
2023
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Facial image manipulation in the context of electronic ID documents is a concrete security threat, confirmed by several real cases reported by the authorities of different countries. Such manipulations have a negative impact on the automated face recognition accuracy and should therefore be identified before the altered image is included in the document. This study reports and discusses the result of a test carried out on human examiners to evaluate their ability in detecting digital manipulations of facial images.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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