person recognition using fingerprints and top-view finger images
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Abstract
Our multimodal biometric system combines fingerprinting with a top-view finger image captured by a CCD camera without user intervention. The greyscale image is preprocessed to enhance its edges, skin furrows, and the nail shape before being manipulated by a bank of oriented filters. A square tessellation is applied to the filtered image to create a feature map, called a NailCode, which is employed in Euclidean distance computations. The NailCode reduces system errors by 17.68% in the verification mode, and by 6.82% in the identification mode.
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| Authors | ;Panyayot Chaikan;Montri Karnjanadecha |
| Journal | ferroelectrics |
| Year | 2010 |
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