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Train and host a computer vision model for tampering detection on Amazon SageMaker: Part 2

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This article explains how to develop, train, and deploy a computer vision model on Amazon SageMaker for detecting document tampering in mortgage underwriting.

Specifically, the article covers:

  • Overview of the image forgery detection solution using Error Level Analysis (ELA) technique
  • Setting up the model training notebook on SageMaker Studio
  • Preparing the dataset of original and tampered images
  • Preprocessing images using ELA to generate training data
  • Configuring and training a CNN model for forgery detection
  • Saving and evaluating the trained model
  • Setting up the model deployment notebook
  • Creating an S3 bucket and uploading model artifacts
  • Creating and testing a SageMaker inference endpoint
  • Limitations of the ELA technique
  • Cleaning up resources


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