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Fig. 4 Classification of Image Forgery Detection Techniques [3]
Fig. 3 Example of Image Retouching (a) Original Image      (b) Tampered Image [2].
Fig. 5 General Flow of Image Forgery Detection
Table 1. Comparative analysis of different image forgery detection techniques
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