Face Presentation Attack Detection(fPAD)plays a vital role in securing face recognition systems against various presentation attacks.While supervised learning-based methods demonstrate effectiveness,they are prone to ...Face Presentation Attack Detection(fPAD)plays a vital role in securing face recognition systems against various presentation attacks.While supervised learning-based methods demonstrate effectiveness,they are prone to overfitting to known attack types and struggle to generalize to novel attack scenarios.Recent studies have explored formulating fPAD as an anomaly detection problem or one-class classification task,enabling the training of generalized models for unknown attack detection.However,conventional anomaly detection approaches encounter difficulties in precisely delineating the boundary between bonafide samples and unknown attacks.To address this challenge,we propose a novel framework focusing on unknown attack detection using exclusively bonafide facial data during training.The core innovation lies in our pseudo-negative sample synthesis(PNSS)strategy,which facilitates learning of compact decision boundaries between bonafide faces and potential attack variations.Specifically,PNSS generates synthetic negative samples within low-likelihood regions of the bonafide feature space to represent diverse unknown attack patterns.To overcome the inherent imbalance between positive and synthetic negative samples during iterative training,we implement a dual-loss mechanism combining focal loss for classification optimization with pairwise confusion loss as a regularizer.This architecture effectively mitigates model bias towards bonafide samples while maintaining discriminative power.Comprehensive evaluations across three benchmark datasets validate the framework’s superior performance.Notably,our PNSS achieves 8%–18% average classification error rate(ACER)reduction compared with state-of-the-art one-class fPAD methods in cross-dataset evaluations on Idiap Replay-Attack and MSU-MFSD datasets.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grants 61972267,and 61772070in part by the Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province under Grant F2024210005.
文摘Face Presentation Attack Detection(fPAD)plays a vital role in securing face recognition systems against various presentation attacks.While supervised learning-based methods demonstrate effectiveness,they are prone to overfitting to known attack types and struggle to generalize to novel attack scenarios.Recent studies have explored formulating fPAD as an anomaly detection problem or one-class classification task,enabling the training of generalized models for unknown attack detection.However,conventional anomaly detection approaches encounter difficulties in precisely delineating the boundary between bonafide samples and unknown attacks.To address this challenge,we propose a novel framework focusing on unknown attack detection using exclusively bonafide facial data during training.The core innovation lies in our pseudo-negative sample synthesis(PNSS)strategy,which facilitates learning of compact decision boundaries between bonafide faces and potential attack variations.Specifically,PNSS generates synthetic negative samples within low-likelihood regions of the bonafide feature space to represent diverse unknown attack patterns.To overcome the inherent imbalance between positive and synthetic negative samples during iterative training,we implement a dual-loss mechanism combining focal loss for classification optimization with pairwise confusion loss as a regularizer.This architecture effectively mitigates model bias towards bonafide samples while maintaining discriminative power.Comprehensive evaluations across three benchmark datasets validate the framework’s superior performance.Notably,our PNSS achieves 8%–18% average classification error rate(ACER)reduction compared with state-of-the-art one-class fPAD methods in cross-dataset evaluations on Idiap Replay-Attack and MSU-MFSD datasets.
