<p>The book presents three most significant areas in Biometrics and Pattern Recognition. A step-by-step approach for design and implementation of Dual Tree Complex Wavelet Transform (DTCWT) plus Rotated Complex Wavelet Filters (RCWF) is discussed in detail. In addition to the above, the book provide
Iris and Periocular Biometric Recognition
โ Scribed by Christian Rathgeb, Christoph Busch
- Publisher
- The Institution of Engineering and Technology
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 497
- Series
- Iet Security
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
This book covers iris and periocular recognition, a prominent field in Biometrics Recognition and Identity Science in the areas of security, computing, and communications research and technologies. Selected topics cover a wide spectrum of current research, focusing on periocular recognition to augment the biometric performance of the iris in unconstrained environments, paving the way for multi-spectral biometric recognition on mobile devices. Divided into three parts, this text covers the most recent research and future directions as well as security related topics
โฆ Table of Contents
Content: Part I: Introduction to iris and periocular recognitionChapter 1: Fundamentals of iris biometric recognitionChapter 2: An overview of periocular biometrics Part II: Issues and challengesChapter 3: Robust iris image segmentationChapter 4: Iris image quality metrics with veto power and nonlinear importance tailoringChapter 5: Iris biometric indexingChapter 6: Identifying the best periocular region for biometric recognitionChapter 7: Light field cameras for presentation attack resistant robust biometric ocular system Part III: Soft biometric classificationChapter 8: Gender classification from near infrared iris imagesChapter 9: Periocular-based soft biometric classificationChapter 10: Age predictive biometrics: predicting age from iris characteristics Part IV: Security aspectsChapter 11: Presentation attack detection in iris recognitionChapter 12: Contact lens detection in iris imagesChapter 13: Software attacks on iris recognition systems Part V: Privacy protection and forensicsChapter 14: Iris biometric template protectionChapter 15: Privacy-preserving distance computation for IrisCodesChapter 16: Identifying iris sensors from iris imagesChapter 17: Matching iris images against face images using a joint dictionary-based sparse representation scheme Part VI: Future trendsChapter 18: Iris biometrics for embedded systemsChapter 19: Mobile iris recognitionChapter 20: Future trends in iris recognition: an industry perspective
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