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Fig. 2

From: Enhancing banknote authentication by guiding attention to security features and manipulating prevalence expectancy

Fig. 2

Examples of manipulated banknotes that are part of the test set. The banknotes on top contain a counterfeited emerald number: top-left with a pink cue around the counterfeited emerald number; top-right with the pink cue around a genuine hologram. At the bottom, banknotes with a counterfeited hologram: left-bottom a pink cue around the counterfeited hologram; right-bottom with a cue around a genuine emerald number. The two banknotes on the left are validly cued (the cue is located near the feature that is counterfeited). The two banknotes on the right are invalidly cued: the cue is near a genuine feature, while the counterfeited feature is at the other side

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