With the rapid development of deep learning, generating realistic fake face videos is becoming easier. It is common to make fake news, network pornography, extortion and other related illegal events using deep forgery. In order to attenuate the harm of deep forgery face video, researchers proposed many detection methods based on the tampering traces introduced by deep forgery. However, these methods generally have poor cross-database detection performance. Therefore, this paper proposes a multi-feature fusion detection method to improve the generalization ability of the detector. This method combines feature information of face video in the spatial domain, frequency domain, Pattern of Local Gravitational Force (PLGF) and time domain and effectively reduces the average error rate of span detection while ensuring good detection effect in the library.

Sensor-based human action recognition (HAR) is considered to have broad practical prospects. It applies to wearable devices to collect plantar pressure or acceleration information at human joints during human actions, thereby identifying human motion patterns. Existing related works have mainly focused on improving recognition accuracy, and have rarely considered energy-efficient management of portable HAR systems. Considering the high sensitivity and energy harvesting ability of triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), in this research a TENG which achieved output performance of 9.98 mW/cm${}^2$ was fabricated using polydimethylsiloxane and carbon nanotube film for sensor-based HAR as a wearable sensor. Considering real-time identification, data are acquired using a sliding window approach. However, the classification accuracy is challenged by quasi-periodic characteristics of the intercepted sequence. To solve this problem, compensatory dynamic time warping (C-DTW) is proposed, which adjusts the DTW result based on the proportion of points separated by small distances under DTW alignment. Our simulation results show that the classification accuracy of C-DTW is higher than that of DTW and its improved versions (e.g., WDTW, DDTW and softDTW), with almost the same complexity. Moreover, C-DTW is much faster than shapeDTW under the same classification accuracy. Without loss of generality, the performance of the existing DTW versions can be enhanced using the compensatory mechanism of C-DTW.