The methods for human identity authentication based on biometrics-the physiological and
behavioural characteristics of a person have been evolving continuously and seen …

Biometrics in modern computer science is defined as the automated use of biological
properties to identify individuals. The early use of biometrics can be dated back to nearly …

Biometric security today has overcome the limitations of earlier computing days and people
around the world prefer to use biometric recognition systems as the go-to alternative to …

With an increase in identity fraud and the emphasis on security, there is a growing and
urgent need to efficiently identify humans both locally and remotely on a routine basis. The …

Biometrics--the automated identification of individuals by means of the measurement of
physiological or behavioural characteristics--has now reached a level of maturity where …

This chapter advances information security research by integrating privacy concepts with the
most recent biometric developments. Analytical discussions on how physiological …

Human identification performance reported so far using face or finger images under certain
conditions is good practice, however, there is still a great need for better performance in …

Biometrics is an automated method of recognizing a person based on her physiological or
behavioral characteristics, and is potentially a powerful and reliable method for personal …

" The Biometric Computing: Recognition & Registration" presents introduction of biometrics
along with detailed analysis for identification and recognition methods. This book forms the …

Fingerprint recognition is certainly one of the most used biometric techniques [1]. The first
automatic algorithms, developed in the early 1950s, were inspired by the manual method …