Anomaly localization for copy detection patterns through print estimations

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.15625v1
• Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2022 13:18:57 GMT
• Title: Anomaly localization for copy detection patterns through print estimations
• Abstract summary: Copy detection patterns (CDP) are recent technologies for protecting products from counterfeiting. Deep learning-based fakes have shown to be hardly distinguishable from originals by traditional authentication systems. In this work, we design a machine learning (ML) based authentication system that only requires digital templates and printed original CDP for training.
• Score: 10.292065384528799
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
• Abstract: Copy detection patterns (CDP) are recent technologies for protecting products from counterfeiting. However, in contrast to traditional copy fakes, deep learning-based fakes have shown to be hardly distinguishable from originals by traditional authentication systems. Systems based on classical supervised learning and digital templates assume knowledge of fake CDP at training time and cannot generalize to unseen types of fakes. Authentication based on printed copies of originals is an alternative that yields better results even for unseen fakes and simple authentication metrics but comes at the impractical cost of acquisition and storage of printed copies. In this work, to overcome these shortcomings, we design a machine learning (ML) based authentication system that only requires digital templates and printed original CDP for training, whereas authentication is based solely on digital templates, which are used to estimate original printed codes. The obtained results show that the proposed system can efficiently authenticate original and detect fake CDP by accurately locating the anomalies in the fake CDP. The empirical evaluation of the authentication system under investigation is performed on the original and ML-based fakes CDP printed on two industrial printers.

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