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AdaForensics: Learning A Characteristic-aware Adaptive Deepfake Detector

In this paper, we propose a characteristic-aware adaptive network named AdaForensics for deepfake detection. Most existing methods learn a fixed network to detect deepfakes based on carefully-designed network architectures. However, these methods employ the same deepfake detector for all the images despite of various facial characteristic, which fail to provide customized forgery detection for different individuals. To address this, our AdaForensics simultaneously learns characteristic-agnostic and characteristic-specific embeddings, where the detector dynamically adapts to varying faces with our designed hypernetwork on the fly. More specifically, our AdaForensics not only explores the s...

AuthorsXiaoke Yang, Haixu Song, Xiangyu Lu et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published3 August 2026
Last updated at source3 August 2026
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