Providing reliability using potent features of iris recognition

Abstract

Aren't you love to substitute password based entry control to avoid having to reset forgotten password and worry about the integrity of your system? Aren't you cognate to rest secure in comfort that your healthcare system does not solely on your social security number as proof of your identity for granting access to your medical records? As a result each of these questions are seemly more and more serious, access to a reliable personal identification is becoming enlarging essential, Traditional method of identification based on occupancy of ID cards or exclusive knowledge like a social security number or a password are not all together reliable. ID cards can be lost forged or misplaced; passwords can be forgotten or compromised. But an iris is apparently connected to its owner. It can no more be borrowed stolen or easily forged. Iris recognition technology may solve this problem since a iris is undeniably connected to its owner. It's nontransferable. The system can then compare scans to records stored in a central or local database or even on a smart card. We propose a model and an algorithm for better bidding of resources, improving the run time and handover reliability to the user.