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Fancy Figuring Ferrets Out Fake Photos
想要辨别假照片
Marilyn Monroe riding a T. Rex on the moon? Sure. All it takes is a little photo editing software.
玛丽莲梦露在月球上骑着霸王龙?当然可能
One of the most effective ways to spot less obvious fakes is to look at the shadows cast by objects in the picture. If they’re pointing in different directions, chances are the image you’re looking at isn’t real. But the analysis can be challenging when the objects have complex shapes and the shadows are cast on uneven surfaces.
辨别比较逼真的假照片最有效率的方法之一就是看图片中各个物体的阴影方向
That’s why Dartmouth and UC Berkeley researchers have developed software that analyzes images on two fronts. The program tracks the shapes and angles of different shadows for inconsistencies. It also uses geometric algorithms to determine the angle of illumination on each object, which should match up if there’s a single light source. This research appears in the journal ACM Transactions on Graphics.
这就是达特茅斯大学和加州大学伯克利分校的研究人员开发从两个面分析图像的软件的原因
The researchers tested their software on a 1969 moon-landing photo. Conspiracy theorists often point to the complex orientation of shadows in the picture as evidence it was doctored. But the computer analysis says it’s kosher. Looks like we might have made it to the moon after all.
研究人员用一张1969年登陆月球的照片测试了他们的软件
—Larry Greenemeier