Snake models for offline signature verification: a comparative study

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2009
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Abstract
This paper presents an experimental comparison of different hybrid snake-based algorithms for automatic offline signature verification. Offline signature verification aims to establish the degree of similarity between one given test signature and one reference signature. Our work aims to study how effective introducing fuzziness to tackle this image analysis problem. We developed several hybrid (crisp and fuzzy) snake algorithms adapted to the practical requirements of automatic signature verification. Our work compares different hybrid snake approaches for this verification problem.
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Authors Jose Velez,A. Sanchez,B. Moreno,J.L. Esteban;Jose Velez;A. Sanchez;B. Moreno;J.L. Esteban;
Journal International Journal of Innovative Computing and Applications
Year 2009
DOI
10.1504/ijica.2009.027995
URL
https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/88389d7ef5f528d10f90ac1b91be89c7
Keywords
signature verification adapted reference signature offline signature different hybrid snake

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