
Abstract—Detecting blur and obfuscation in images is critical for various applications, including security and image processing. These distortions can significantly impact the reliability and effectiveness of image-based systems. In our proposed approach, we utilize Genetic Programming (GP) to develop a robust model for blur and obfuscation detection. By leveraging a dataset curated for this purpose, we achieved an accuracy of 75%, surpassing traditional methods. Early detection of these distortions is essential for mitigating their effects and ensuring the integrity of image-based systems.
Blur detection, Image processing, Genetic Programming, Laplacian Variance, Edge Intensity, Obfuscation Detection.
Blur detection, Image processing, Genetic Programming, Laplacian Variance, Edge Intensity, Obfuscation Detection.
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