DETECTION OF INTENTIONALLY CAUSED CHANGES IN AN IMAGE USING Fiji, ImageJ and SPSS SOFTWARE

Authors

  • Julija Šćekić Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24867/26JV01Scekic

Keywords:

Clustering, K-means, K-nearest neighbors, Fiji, ImegeJ, SPSS

Abstract

The aim of this research is to detect deliberately caused changes caused by copying/pasting the contents of the image by combining several methods, using the K-means and K-nearest neighbors algorithms. The problem of image forensics is currently an actual problem that is being dealt with by eminent scientists from the scientific field of applied mathematics, especially electrical engineers. Finding an adequate model that would get the information as accurately and quickly as possible, and we are talking about the parts of the image that have been changed, is a real challenge. This paper presents the proposal of one of the algorithms, as well as their results. Models were created using SPSS and FIji ImageJ software.

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Published

2024-04-04