Every biometric system relies on one or more biometric modalities. The choice of modality is a key driver of how the system is architected, how it is presented to the user, and how match versus non-match decisions are made. Understanding particular modalities and how best to use the modalities is critical to overall system effectiveness.
Lecture Materials
- PowerPoint (to be posted)
- PDF (to be posted)
- Figures
Please note that only the figures for which we have permission are included from the textbook. Not all figures are available.
Additional Exercises
Additional exercises to be posted.
Datasets
Please note that we merely provide links to these datasets, and additional permission may be required from the dataset creators to use them. For any questions regarding the datasets, please contact the creators directly.
Software
- Palmprint Recognition in Uncontrolled and Uncooperative Environment
- Employing Fusion of Learned and Handcrafted Features for Unconstrained Ear Recognition
Related Books
Related books to be posted.
Additional References
Steven A. Grosz, Akash Godbole, and Anil K. Jain, Mobile Contactless Palmprint Recognition: Use of Multiscale, Multimodel Embeddings, IEEE Transactions on Information, Forensics and Security (TIFS) 19, 2024.