Domain-generalizable Face Anti-Spoofing with Patch-based Multi-tasking and Artifact Pattern Conversion
arXiv cs.CV / 4/13/2026
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Key Points
- The paper addresses the challenge that face anti-spoofing (FAS) models often fail under unseen visual domains and spoofing methods due to limited dataset diversity.
- It proposes PCGAN (Pattern Conversion GAN) to improve domain generalization by disentangling latent representations of facial features and spoof artifacts and generating images with varied artifact patterns.
- The approach combines patch-based learning and multi-task training to better handle partial attacks and reduce overfitting to facial features.
- Experimental results reported in the paper indicate improved performance both for domain generalization and for detecting partial spoofing attacks, aiming to strengthen face recognition security.
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