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Demonstrates improved deepfake detection accuracy in manipulated facial videos, suggesting a robust multi-stream approach.
This project presents a multi-stream deepfake detection system designed to identify manipulated facial videos. To counter advanced generation methods, the architecture combines three analytical domains. Spatial features are extracted via a ResNet18 network, while hidden generative artifacts are uncovered using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) for frequency-domain analysis. Furthermore, a Bi-LSTM network captures temporal inconsistencies across sequential video frames. These diverse features are integrated through an attention-based fusion module to maximize classification robustness. Validated on a processed video dataset, the system achieved a test accuracy of 94.21%, demonstrating significantly improved reliability over conventional single-stream detection approaches.
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