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With the development of artificial intelligence, digital images have been widely used in various fields. However, due to the appearance of image editing software, a large number of images have been tampered with maliciously, which seriously affects the authenticity of image content. Different from the general object detection, the study of image tampering detection needs to pay more attention to the tamper information of the image itself, which is often manifested in a weak form. Therefore, the detection model needs to focus on learning more abundant tamper features. This paper proposes a dual-stream Faster R-CNN model that combines gradient edge information and attention mechanism, and the model can realize detection and location of regions with different tampering types. One of the two streams is the color stream, which uses the attention mechanism to extract the surface features of the image, such as brightness contrast, visual difference of tampering with the boundary, etc. The second of the two streams is a gradient stream. A Gradient high-pass filter is used to enhance the anomaly edge features between the real area and the tampered area, making it easier for the model to find faint tampered traces in the tampered image. Finally, the features of color stream and gradient stream are fused by means of compact bilinear pooling. Due to the relatively small size of publicly available image tampering data sets, the Pascal VOC 2012 is used to create an image tampering detection data set which containing 10 010 images for model pre-training. The experimental results on COVER, Columbia, and CASIA data sets show that the model proposed in this paper improves the detection accuracy by 7.1% to 9.6% compared to the latest models, and exhibits higher robustness under JPEG compression and image blur attacks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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