(Spring 2013) The Impact of Dirty Fingerprints
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The focal point of our project is to compare the differences between dirty fingerprints and cropped fingerprints using the data we have collected. During the procedure we captured three clean and three dirty fingerprints from each person in the group. We then analyzed the score, minutiae points, core/delta, good and poor quality of each of the fingerprints. The importance of this project is to analyze the impact of dirty fingerprints on quality.
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Examining Intra-Visit Iris Stability - Visit 6
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
Examining Intra-Visit Iris Stability - Visit 2
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
Examining Intra-Visit Iris Stability - Visit 1
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
Examining Intra-Visit Iris Stability - Visit 3
In this research, intra-visit match score stability was examined for the human iris. Scores were found to be statistically stable in this short time frame.
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The BDS model marries the general biometric model with HBSI model to create a logical flow of five phases: the presentation definition phase, sample phase, processing phase, and enrollment or matching phase. By tracking information through this progression such as specific subject presentations made, HBSI error, and FTE/Enrollment score (to name a few), performance within the general biometric model can be examined. The BDS model goes one step further by creating specific durations to report research specific metrics. By creating this model, outcomes that effect a yearly performance metrics can be looked at by examining monthly performance, daily performance, or even specific user presentations and how those subcomponents effect the whole system.
Additionally, best practices for the reporting of duration is also included. The reporting methodology stems from ISO 8601 and is in compliance with ISO 21920. In the common reporting structure, start date, duration, number of visits at how many intervals, and time scope of interest for the specific research are given in a logical, readily available format along with the very specific, detailed ISO 8601 methodology. The goal of creating a formal script for reporting research duration was to eliminate ambiguity and create an environment where replication and drawing parallels between research is encouraged.
Examining Intra-Visit Iris Stability - Visit 5
The document examines the stability of iris recognition over a short period of time. It discusses how iris recognition works and why the iris is considered unique and stable over time. The research presented in the document analyzed iris image data collected over four weekly visits. The results showed no statistically significant difference in iris matching scores between the different visits, suggesting the iris is stable over a short time period. This supports the idea that the iris can be used for biometric identification applications that require stability over time.
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This document discusses advances in testing and evaluating human-biometric sensor interaction using a new model. It describes gaps in traditional biometric testing, such as how users interact with systems. A new Human Biometric Sensor Interaction model is presented and has been tested on iris and fingerprint biometrics. The model has been expanded to more complex systems like border gates. Testing looks at how users interact with biometric systems in different environments and factors like throughput. The goal is to better test and evaluate systems without overburdening test facilities.Cerias talk on testing and evaluation
This document discusses biometric testing and evaluation. It covers traditional biometric algorithm testing and more complex operational testing. There are gaps in areas like training, accessibility, human factors, and determining what causes errors. Filling these gaps is an ongoing work in progress as biometric devices become more complex and deployed in more environments and applications. Different types of testing include technology, scenario, and operational evaluations to adequately assess performance and usability.
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This document outlines the structure and goals of a research study on the stability of iris recognition match scores over time. It introduces the problem statement around the lack of quantification of match score stability, and previews the research question, significance, purpose and scope, assumptions, limitations, and delimitations that will be discussed in the following chapters which focus on the literature review, methodology, results, and conclusions of the study.
(2010) Fingerprint recognition performance evaluation for mobile ID applications
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According to a report by Frost and Sullivan in 2007, revenues for non-AFIS fingerprint devices in notebook PC's and wireless devices is anticipated to grow from $148.5 million to $1588.0 million by 2014, a compound annual growth rate of 40.3% [1]. The AFIS market has a compound annual growth rate of 15.2% with revenues of $445.0 million in 2007. With the development of mobile applications in a number of different market segments, such as healthcare, retail, and law enforcement, this paper analyzed the performance of fingerprints of different sizes, from different sensors...ICBR Databases
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