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Boundary-guided frequency fusion for facial attribute editing forgery detection and localization

Sep 2026 · The Visual Computer · Vol 42 · 0 citations · 55 references

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The Boundary-Guided Frequency Fusion framework for unified image-level detection and pixel-level localization of FAE is introduced, which provides stable semantic localization, while a DCT-based high-frequency branch offers complementary residual cues.

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