Biometrics is the branch of science that deals with the identification and verification of an
individual based on the physiological and behavioral traits. These traits or identifiers are …

The unimodal biometric based system faced several inherent problems like lack of
uniqueness, intra-class variation, non-universality, noisy data (presence of dirt on the …

Multimodal biometrics technology has recently gained interest due to its capacity to
overcome certain inherent limitations of the single biometric modalities and to improve the …

Biometric identity verification refers to technologies used to measure human physical or
behavioral characteristics, which offer a radical alternative to passports, ID cards, driving …

Multimodal biometric systems fuse information from multiple modalities to overcome
limitations of individual classifiers. Score level fusion of multiple classifiers can effectively …

Fusion of multimodal medical images increases robustness and enhances accuracy in
biomedical research and clinical diagnosis. It attracts much attention over the past decade …

Accurate facial age estimation is quite challenging, since ageing process is dependent on
gender, ethnicity, lifestyle and many other factors, therefore actual age and apparent age …

Multi-biometrics is an exciting and interesting research topic. It is used to recognizing
individuals for security purposes; to increase security levels. The recent research trends …

Increasing operational and security demands changed biometrics by shifting the focus from
single to multi-biometrics. Multi-biometrics are mandatory in the current context of large …

The discriminative ability of geometric features can be well supported by empirical studies in
ear recognition. Recently, a number of methods have been suggested for geometric feature …