The electrocardiogram (ECG) is a non‐invasive and widely used technique for cardiac
electrophysiological assessment. Although the ECG has traditionally only been used for …

In the academic literature, the matching accuracy of a biometric system is typically quantified
through measures such as the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve and …

Face recognition has been regarded as an effective method for subject identification at a
distance because of its covert and remote sensing capability. However, face images have a …

Biometric authentication refers to the automatic identification of a person by analyzing their
physiological and/or behavioral characteristics or traits. Since many physiological and …

Cancellable biometrics has recently been introduced in order to overcome some privacy
issues about the management of biometric data, aiming to transform a biometric trait into a …

Fingerprints and palmprints are the most common authentic biometrics for personal
identification, especially for forensic security. Previous research have been proposed to …

In video-based face recognition, a key challenge is in exploiting the extra information
available in a video; eg, face, body, and motion identity cues. In addition, different video …

The first consistent and reproducible evaluation of the effect of aging on dynamic signature
is reported. Experiments are carried out on a database generated from two previous …

This paper presents an objective evaluation of the effects of eye tracking specification and
stimulus presentation on the biometric viability of complex eye movement patterns. Six …

Mobile phones have become an inseparable companion for many users, serving much more
than just communication tools. In developing countries, the number of mobile phone users …