- Stable Diffusion
- Latent Diffusion
- StyleGAN 2
- StyleGAN 3
- BigGAN
- Taming Transformer
- StarGAN
- DDPM
- +14 more generators
PaGAF-Net · TÜBİTAK 2209-B Image Analysis
Pick an image. PaGAF-Net examines colour, edge, frequency, noise and local correlation signals together, then presents the model's decision with explanation layers.Pick an image; PaGAF-Net shows its decision with explanation maps from five feature domains.
- Choose image
- Analysis
- Explanation maps
Choose the image to analyse
- File types
- PNG · JPEG · WebP · HEIC
- Maximum size
- 30 MB
- Feature domains
- 5 complementary representations
Why the original image?Use the original photo
For the most accurate result, upload the uncompressed, original photo. Screenshots and images from messaging apps are re-compressed, so they do not give reliable results — compression erases the camera sensor trace the model looks for.
Building the graph at patch level
The image is split into 16×16 patches and every patch becomes a node — 256 nodes in total. The square below is the real grid itself: the edges leaving the selected patch are computed with the model's own rules, and the semantic edges are derived from that image's own features. Click the grid to select another patch.The image is split into 16×16 patches; every patch is a node (256 nodes).
Sample image: once you analyse your own image, the graph is rebuilt from it.
16×16 patches · 256 nodesInput image is resized to 256 × 256Selected patch (8, 8) · node #136Click the grid to select another patch
- Spatial
- 8 edges · 1,860 in graph8 edges
- Long-range
- 4 new edges · 1,796 in graph4 new edges
- Semantic
- top-4… computing
Computing node features…
The Manhattan-2 set also contains the four diagonals; since those are already spatial edges they are not drawn again here (4 duplicate edges).
- Input
- 256 × 256 px
- Patch size
- 16 × 16 px
- Node count
- 256
- Node feature
- 3,840 values
- Input
- 256 × 256 px
- Patch size
- 16 × 16 px
- Node count
- 256
- Node feature
- 3,840 values
The image is split into 16×16 patches and every patch becomes a node — 256 nodes in total. The square below is the real grid itself: the edges leaving the selected patch are computed with the model's own rules, and the semantic edges are derived from that image's own features. Click the grid to select another patch.
EDGE FORMATIONThree edge types are built together
- Spatial8-way neighbourhood
Every interior node connects to the eight patches around it. Border nodes have five neighbours and corner nodes three.
- Long-rangeδ = 2
Patches at Manhattan distance 2 are added so the model is not bound to its immediate surroundings alone.
- SemanticTop-K = 4
L2-normalised node features are compared with cosine similarity, and the four most similar distant patches are connected.
The Manhattan-2 set also contains the four diagonals; since those are already spatial edges they are not drawn again here (4 duplicate edges).
Comparison with baseline models across five feature domainsDomain-level comparison
Each panel shows one feature domain. The baseline models were trained on that domain alone; PaGAF-Net uses all five together.PaGAF-Net against baseline models across five feature domains. Each baseline was trained on that domain alone; PaGAF-Net uses all five together.
Every panel was evaluated on the union of the same two public datasets, covering images from 27 different generators. The most prominent generators of each dataset are listed below.
- Midjourney
- ADM
- Glide
- VQDM
- Wukong
Total27 generators · 399,150 samples
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Axes are drawn over the 0.5 – 1.0 range. The baseline models were trained on that panel's domain alone; because PaGAF-Net uses all five domains together it has a single result, repeated as the same reference line in every panel.Axes span 0.5 – 1.0. PaGAF-Net uses all five domains together, so it is the same reference line in every panel.
Researchers
Carried out under TÜBİTAK 2209-B, this study is developed jointly by a principal investigator and a researcher.The team developing the project under TÜBİTAK 2209-B.





