Fake Document and Image Detection
Keywords:
Artificial Neural Network; GLMC Features; Graphical User Interface; Machine Learning; Support Vector Machine.Abstract
In the recent times, the rates of cybercrimes have been increasing tremendously. It has been proven incredibly easy to create fake documents with powerful photo editing software. Also, social media has proven to be the largest producer of fake images as well. Various malpractices have also been on surge with the help of producing digitally manipulated fake documents. Detection of such fake documents has become mandatory and essential for unveiling of the documents/images-based cybercrimes. The tampered images and documents will be detected using neural network. The output of the system will distinguish original document from a digitally morphed document. The system will be implemented using Neural Networks
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