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SImProv: Scalable Image Provenance Framework for Robust Content Attribution

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arxiv 2206.14245 v2 pith:6XRW2LD7 submitted 2022-06-28 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords imagesimprovdetectionqueryscalablestagetransformationsframework
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We present SImProv - a scalable image provenance framework to match a query image back to a trusted database of originals and identify possible manipulations on the query. SImProv consists of three stages: a scalable search stage for retrieving top-k most similar images; a re-ranking and near-duplicated detection stage for identifying the original among the candidates; and finally a manipulation detection and visualization stage for localizing regions within the query that may have been manipulated to differ from the original. SImProv is robust to benign image transformations that commonly occur during online redistribution, such as artifacts due to noise and recompression degradation, as well as out-of-place transformations due to image padding, warping, and changes in size and shape. Robustness towards out-of-place transformations is achieved via the end-to-end training of a differentiable warping module within the comparator architecture. We demonstrate effective retrieval and manipulation detection over a dataset of 100 million images.

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    Zero-knowledge proofs enable soft redaction of image provenance assertions by proving distance predicates over hidden location, biometric, and perceptual-hash data without disclosing the values.

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