Computational intelligence (CI) technologies are robust, can be successfully applied to
complex problems, are efficiently adaptive, and usually have a parallel computational …

Biometric systems consist of devices, procedures, and algorithms used to recognize people
based on their physiological or behavioral features, known as biometric traits …

Biometrics is the science of the measurement of unique human characteristics, both physical
and behavioral. Various biometric technologies are available for identifying or verifying an …

Biometric recognition, or simply Biometrics, is a rapidly evolving field with applications
ranging from accessing one's computer to gaining entry into a country. Biometric systems …

The tremendous world-wide interest in intelligent biometric techniques in fingerprint and
face recognition is fueled by the myriad of potential applications, including banking and …

The need for intelligent machines in areas such as medical diagnostics, biometric security
systems, and image processing motivates researchers to develop and explore new …

BIOMETRICS has evolved into a scholarly scientific area with an increasing body of
research works, as presented here, that address the myriad of issues related to …

In our time of rapidly changing Information Technology (IT) age, there is growing interest in
Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence and its applications to Biometrics in academia …

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 …

In a modern, civilized and advanced society, reliable authentication and authorization of
individuals are becoming more essential tasks in several aspects of daily activities and as …