The first thorough compilation of research on the popular subject of digital face alteration, including DeepFakes, Face Morphing, and Reenactment, is offered in this open access book.
It integrates the fields of media forensics and biometrics with input from both academia and industry.
The introductory chapters, which cater to a wide readership and offer a thorough overview of the subject, are written for readers who are looking for a quick summary of the state-of-the-art. Advanced readers should study the following chapters, which explore numerous research challenges in greater detail.
Additionally, the book offers a helpful place for emerging scholars to begin as well as a reference manual leading to other reading. Therefore, the primary target audience is made up of academic institutions and businesses that are currently engaged in digital face identification and modification. The book is an excellent choice for courses on image processing, machine learning, media forensics, biometrics, and general security.
