Insurance Services Office, Inc.

University of Colorado

Zheng Zhong

Maneesh Kumar Singh

Terrance Edward Boult

Aurobrata Ghosh

Venkata Subbarao Veeravarasapu

Shikha Bordia

Yichen Jiang

Charles Dognin

Steve Cruz

Mohit Bansal

Machine learning (ML) systems and methods for fact extraction and claim verification are provided. The system receives a claim and retrieves a document from a dataset. The document has a first relatedness score higher than a first threshold, which indicates that ML models of the system determine that the document is most likely to be relevant to the claim. The dataset includes supporting documents and claims including a first group of claims supported by facts from more than two supporting documents and a second group of claims not supported by the supporting documents. The system selects a set of sentences from the document. The set of sentences have second relatedness scores higher than a second threshold, which indicate that the ML models determine that the set of sentences are most likely to be relevant to the claim. The system determines whether the claim includes facts from the set of sentences.

Machine learning systems and methods for many-hop fact extraction and claim verification

A system for improved localization of image forgery. The system generates a variational information bottleneck objective function and works with input image patches to implement an encoder-decoder architecture. The encoder-decoder architecture controls an information flow between the input image patches and a representation layer. The system utilizes information bottleneck to learn useful residual noise patterns and ignore semantic content present in each input image patch. The system trains a neural network to learn a representation indicative of a statistical fingerprint of a source camera model from each input image patch while excluding semantic content thereof. The system can determine a splicing manipulation localization by the trained neural network.

Machine learning systems and methods for improved localization of image forgery

Computer vision systems and methods for localizing image forgery are provided. The system generates a constrained convolution via a plurality of learned rich filters. The system trains a convolutional neural network with the constrained convolution and a plurality of images of a dataset to learn a low level representation of each image among the plurality of images. The low level representation is indicative of a statistical signature of at least one source camera model of each image. The system can determine a splicing manipulation localization by the trained convolutional neural network.

Computer vision systems and methods for blind localization of image forgery

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