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Title: Automated Fake Currency Detection Using Image Processing Techniques Implemented on Google

Colab.

Authors: Ahamad Tajin Khan Chowdhury(200101032).

Affiliations: Department of Computer Science, Bangladesh Army University


Corresponding author: MD. KHALID SYFULLAH
Abstract: Counterfeit currency poses a significant threat to financial systems worldwide,
necessitating efficient detection methods. In this paper, we propose an automated system for identifying
fake currency utilizing image processing techniques. Leveraging Google Colab's cloud-based Python
environment, we present a comprehensive methodology involving data collection, preprocessing, feature
extraction, model training, and evaluation. By integrating machine learning algorithms, we aim to create a
reliable counterfeit currency detection system.

Keywords: Fake currency detection, Image processing, Machine learning, Google Colab.
Introduction: The proliferation of counterfeit currency presents a pressing challenge for financial
institutions globally. Manual detection methods are often time-consuming and prone to errors,
underscoring the need for automated solutions. This paper introduces an image processing-based
approach to counterfeit currency detection, offering a systematic methodology for enhanced security.

Methodology:
Data Collection: A diverse dataset comprising authentic and counterfeit currency images is collected
from various sources, ensuring representation across different denominations and currencies.
Preprocessing: Currency images undergo preprocessing stages aimed at enhancing quality and reducing
noise. Techniques such as noise removal, contrast adjustment, and image normalization are applied to
standardize the dataset.
Feature Extraction: Utilizing advanced image processing techniques, relevant features are extracted
from the preprocessed currency images. Edge detection algorithms, texture analysis methods, and shape
descriptors are employed to capture distinctive characteristics.
Model Training: Machine learning models, including Support Vector Machines (SVM) and
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), are trained using the extracted features. The models learn to
distinguish between genuine and counterfeit currency based on the identified patterns.
Evaluation: The performance of trained models is evaluated using established metrics such as accuracy,
precision, recall, and F1 score. Cross-validation techniques ensure robustness and generalization of the
detection system
Implementation in Google Colab: The entire fake currency detection system is implemented on Google
Colab, leveraging its cloud-based infrastructure and access to GPU/TPU resources. This platform
facilitates seamless development, collaboration, and deployment of machine learning models.
Results: Experimental results demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed approach in accurately identifying
counterfeit currency. High accuracy rates are achieved, validating the effectiveness of the image
processing-based detection system.

Image Section:
Conclusion: This paper presents a robust method for automated counterfeit currency detection using
image processing techniques. By harnessing the capabilities of Google Colab, we have developed a
scalable and accessible solution with promising real-world applications. Future work may involve
refining the model architecture and exploring additional features for enhanced detection performance.

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