Long range iris recognition: A survey
The term “iris” refers to the highly textured annular portion of the human eye that is externally
visible. An iris recognition system exploits the richness of these textural patterns to …
visible. An iris recognition system exploits the richness of these textural patterns to …
The UBIRIS. v2: A database of visible wavelength iris images captured on-the-move and at-a-distance
H Proença, S Filipe, R Santos, J Oliveira… - … on Pattern Analysis …, 2009 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The iris is regarded as one of the most useful traits for biometric recognition and the
dissemination of nationwide iris-based recognition systems is imminent. However, currently …
dissemination of nationwide iris-based recognition systems is imminent. However, currently …
Iris recognition: The path forward
A Ross - Computer, 2010 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Iris Recognition: The Path Forward Page 1 COMPUTER 30 COVER FEATURE Published by
the IEEE Computer Society 0018-9162/10/$26.00 © 2010 IEEE led scientists to postulate that …
the IEEE Computer Society 0018-9162/10/$26.00 © 2010 IEEE led scientists to postulate that …
Computational imaging systems for iris recognition
RJ Plemmons, M Horvath, E Leonhardt… - Advanced Signal …, 2004 - spiedigitallibrary.org
Computational imaging systems are modern systems that consist of generalized aspheric
optics and image processing capability. These systems can be optimized to greatly increase …
optics and image processing capability. These systems can be optimized to greatly increase …
Eagle-eyes: A system for iris recognition at a distance
F Bashir, P Casaverde, D Usher… - 2008 IEEE Conference …, 2008 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
In recent years the human iris has established itself as a robust, highly accurate biometric.
Academic research of iris biometrics is expanding and several iris recognition products have …
Academic research of iris biometrics is expanding and several iris recognition products have …
Region-based SIFT approach to iris recognition
C Belcher, Y Du - Optics and Lasers in Engineering, 2009 - Elsevier
Traditional iris recognition systems transfer iris images to polar (or log-polar) coordinates
and have performed very well on data that tends to have a centered gaze. The patterns of an …
and have performed very well on data that tends to have a centered gaze. The patterns of an …
[PDF][PDF] Performance of iris recognition algorithms on standard images
P Grother, E Tabassi, GW Quinn… - NIST Interagency …, 2009 - tsapps.nist.gov
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Iris Exchange (IREX) was initiated by NIST in late 2007 to
support interoperable exchange of iris imagery in high performance biometric applications …
support interoperable exchange of iris imagery in high performance biometric applications …
IREX III-Performance of iris identification algorithms
PJ Grother, GW Quinn, JR Matey, ML Ngan… - 2012 - nist.gov
Iris recognition has long been held as an accurate and fast biometric. In the first public
evaluation of one-to-many iris identification technologies, this third activity in the Iris …
evaluation of one-to-many iris identification technologies, this third activity in the Iris …
Toward noncooperative iris recognition: A classification approach using multiple signatures
H Proença, LA Alexandre - IEEE transactions on pattern …, 2007 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper focuses on noncooperative iris recognition, ie, the capture of iris images at large
distances, under less controlled lighting conditions, and without active participation of the …
distances, under less controlled lighting conditions, and without active participation of the …
Use of one-dimensional iris signatures to rank iris pattern similarities
A one-dimensional approach to iris recognition is presented. It is translation-, rotation-,
illumination-, and scale-invariant. Traditional iris recognition systems typically use a two …
illumination-, and scale-invariant. Traditional iris recognition systems typically use a two …