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ForensicFlow: A Tri-Modal Adaptive Network for Robust Deepfake Detection

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2026-01-01 v2 Cryptography and Security Machine Learning

Abstract

Modern deepfakes evade detection by leaving subtle, domain-speci c artifacts that single branch networks miss. ForensicFlow addresses this by fusing evidence across three forensic dimensions: global visual inconsistencies (via ConvNeXt-tiny), ne-grained texture anomalies (via Swin Transformer-tiny), and spectral noise patterns (via CNN with channel attention). Our attention-based temporal pooling dynamically prioritizes high-evidence frames, while adaptive fusion weights each branch according to forgery type. Trained on CelebDF(v2) with Focal Loss, the model achieves AUC 0.9752, F1 0.9408, and accuracy 0.9208 out performing single-stream detectors. Ablation studies con rm branch synergy, and Grad-CAM visualizations validate focus on genuine manipulation regions (e.g., facial boundaries). This multi-domain fusion strategy establishes robustness against increasingly sophisticated forgeries.

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Cite

@article{arxiv.2511.14554,
  title  = {ForensicFlow: A Tri-Modal Adaptive Network for Robust Deepfake Detection},
  author = {Mohammad Romani},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2511.14554},
  year   = {2026}
}

Comments

12 pages, 4 figures, 2 tables. Preprint. First submitted on November 18, 2025; revised December 30, 2025

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