Biometrics is a highly researched topic due to its importance in security, surveillance, and
authentication systems. Granulation is the procedure of partitioning data into windows. Two …

In many real-life usages, single modal biometric systems repeatedly face significant
restrictions due to sensitivity to noise, data quality, nonuniversality, and other factors …

The ever increasing demand of security has resulted in wide use of Biometric systems.
Despite overcoming the traditional verification problems, the unimodal systems suffer from …

The security of people requires a beefy guarantee in our society, particularly, with the spread
of terrorism throughout the world. In this context, palmprint identification based on texture …

Biometric systems based on a single source of information suffer from limitations such as the
lack of uniqueness, nonuniversality of the chosen biometric trait, noisy data and spoof …

Pattern recognition technologies aim to develop new techniques for transforming original
data into other representations that honestly illustrate their content and can then be used to …

Palmprint is a human physiological feature which can distinguish and identify one person
from another. In the palmprint recognition biometric systems, the feature extraction is …

Continuous biometric authentication is a process where the installed biometric systems
continuously monitor and authenticate the users. Biometric system could be an exciting …

The single biometric system may be inadequate in many applications such as public
security, access control and banking because of noise in data samples or because of …

As a unique and reliable biometric, palmprint recognition has attracted various researchers
and achieved great success. However, palmprint alone may not be able to meet the …