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Topic: Machine Learning Based Techniques for Image and Video Processing

Machine learning-based techniques have been widely used in various computer vision, automation, image and video processing applications, leading to leapfrogging improvements in performance. We would like to gather researchers here to demonstrate the latest research and approaches regarding various aspects of image and video processing in the era of Big Data.

This topic invites researchers to contribute original research articles that stimulate the continuing efforts to understand image and video processing algorithms, data structures, optimization trade-offs, architectures, and their applications.

Topic: Deepfake Detection and Image Processing

Deepfake Detection is the task of detecting fake videos or images that have been generated using deep learning techniques. Deepfakes are created by using machine learning algorithms to manipulate or replace parts of an original video or image. The goal of Deepfake Detection and Image Processing is to identify such manipulations and distinguish them from real videos or images.

We welcome manuscripts on all aspects of the Deepfake creation and detection domain, including image processing, adversarial forensics, and generative models on images and video. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Source image reconstruction from Deepfakes

Generative model recognition
Adversarial forensics on deepfake content
Generative models for deepfake creation
Image/video forgery creation and detection
Facial manipulation and synthesis techniques
Image/video Deepfake detection
Identification and localization of the manipulated Region of Interest (ROI)
Detection of structural/textural changes in an image due to forgery or manipulation
Detection of post processing effects from Deepfake generation
Multiscale and multimodal transformers for Deepfake detection
Visual cryptography and watermarking techniques for authentication and forgery detection
Attention and capsule networks for Deepfake detection
Morphing and Deepfake Attacks on facial recognition systems

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