The matching accuracy of a biometric system is typically quantified through measures such
as the False Match Rate (FMR), False Non-match Rate (FNMR), Equal Error Rate (EER) …

In harsh environmental conditions characterized by unfavorable lighting and pronounced
shadows, human recognition based on Short-Wave Infrared (0.9-1.7 microns) images may …

Recognition of newborn after birth is a critical issue for hospitals, maternity word and other
places where multiple birthstake place. Switching and abduction of newborn is a global …

Forensic speaker recognition (FSR) is the process of determining if a specific individual
(suspected speaker) is the source of a questioned voice recording (trace). The forensic …

Biometric systems based on uni-modal traits are characterized by noisy sensor data,
restricted degrees of freedom, non-universality and are susceptible to spoof attacks. Multi …

In this paper, a low complexity technique is proposed for iris recognition in the curvelet
transform domain. The proposed method does not require the detection of outer boundary …

Recent works have shown that multimodal biometric systems can be evaded by spoofing
only a single biometric trait. In this paper, we propose a method to evaluate the robustness …

Biometric technology offers an effective approach to identify personal identity by using
individual's unique, reliable and stable physical or behavioral characteristics. Palmprint is a …

For many computer activities, user verification is necessary before the system will authorize
access. The objective of verification is to separate genuine account owners from intruders or …

Soft biometric techniques can perform a fast and unobtrusive identification within a limited
number of users, be used as a preliminary screening filter, or combined in order to increase …