Efficient net-based deep learning: A deep-fake image detection

With the substantial volume of social media data generated daily and the concurrent emergence of powerful multimedia modification techniques, detecting manipulations in photographs and videos has become an important task. This study examines the strength of a deep learning-based efficient net model for detecting manipulation in multimedia images. This study examines the publicly accessible benchmark dataset DFDC to prove its efficiency. We also highlighted the real-world challenges and emerging trends to combat deep-fakes. The research experiment resulted in and confirmed the efficiency of Efficient-Net as it performed well in both the training and testing stages, exhibiting more accuracy and reduced loss. The test accuracy varies between 50 and 95, with epochs spanning from 0 to 10.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ccis63231.2024.10931956
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Digital Media Forensic Detection
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Efficient net-based deep learning: A deep-fake image detection

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Efficient net-based deep learning: A deep-fake image detection

Praphula Kumar Jain, Rohan Singh, Dilip Kumar Sharma
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Abstract

With the substantial volume of social media data generated daily and the concurrent emergence of powerful multimedia modification techniques, detecting manipulations in photographs and videos has become an important task. This study examines the strength of a deep learning-based efficient net model for detecting manipulation in multimedia images. This study examines the publicly accessible benchmark dataset DFDC to prove its efficiency. We also highlighted the real-world challenges and emerging trends to combat deep-fakes. The research experiment resulted in and confirmed the efficiency of Efficient-Net as it performed well in both the training and testing stages, exhibiting more accuracy and reduced loss. The test accuracy varies between 50 and 95, with epochs spanning from 0 to 10.

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