This document summarizes a research paper on face anti-spoofing using deep learning models. It discusses using auxiliary supervision from additional data sources like depth maps and remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) signals to improve spoof detection performance. The proposed method uses a CNN to extract image features and an RNN to model rPPG signals. It evaluates the approach on the Spoof in the Wild database containing live and spoof videos, and compares error rates to other databases. The document provides background on anti-spoofing, defines relevant terms like rPPG and error metrics, and references related works and datasets.