Image Manipulation Detection Using Error Level Analysis and Deep Learning
Keywords:
Convolution neural network, Deep learning, Error Level Analysis, Image forgeryAbstract
With the increasing prevalence of image forgery facilitated by digital editing software, the need for image verification has become paramount in maintaining image integrity and preventing misuse. In this paper we introduce our implemented system called EACN (Error Analysis and Convolutional Neural Network), which combines error level analysis and CNNs. By evaluating the error rate resulting from image quality reduction, we can determine the authenticity of an image. While metadata analysis has been used for image verification, it is susceptible to manipulation. Our implemented system, EACN (Error Analysis and Convolutional Neural Network), combines error level analysis and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) to analyse error rates in genuine and manipulated images. With an impressive accuracy rate of 92.10%, our system leverages deep learning to provide a robust solution for detecting and identifying forged images, ensuring image integrity, preventing misuse, and safeguarding digital content authenticity.
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