A Novel Approach Based Multi Biometric Finger Vein Template Recognition System using HGF

IF 1.1 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, THEORY & METHODS
Rahul Dev, Rohit Tripathi, Ruqaiya Khanam
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Abstract

Abstract Finger vein(s) based biometrics is another way to deal with individual's distinguishing proof and has recently received much consideration. The strategy in light of low-level components, like the dark surface of finger vein is taken as standard. However, it is typically looked with numerous difficulties that involves affectability to noise and low neighbourhood consistency. Generally finger vein recognition in view of abnormal state highlights the portrayal that has ended up being a promising method to successfully defeat the above restrictions and enhance the framework execution. This research work proposes finger vein-based recognition technique making use of Hybrid BM3D Filter along with grouped sparse representation for image denoising and feature selection (Local Binary Pattern – LBP, Scale Invariant Feature Transform – SIFT) to evaluate features, key-points and perform recognition. The experimental results on two open databases of finger vein, i.e., HKPU and SDU show that the proposed method has enhanced the overall performance of finger vein pattern recognition system compared with other existing methods.
一种基于HGF的多生物特征手指静脉模板识别系统
摘要基于手指静脉的生物识别技术是处理个人识别证据的另一种方法,近年来受到了广泛的关注。针对低级别组件的策略,如手指静脉的深色表面,被视为标准。然而,它通常会遇到许多困难,包括对噪音的做作和低邻域一致性。一般来说,针对异常状态的手指静脉识别突出了刻画,这是一种很有前途的方法,可以成功地克服上述限制,提高框架的执行力。本研究工作提出了基于手指静脉的识别技术,该技术利用混合BM3D滤波器和分组稀疏表示进行图像去噪和特征选择(局部二进制模式-LBP、尺度不变特征变换-SIFT)来评估特征、关键点并进行识别。在HKPU和SDU两个开放的手指静脉数据库上的实验结果表明,与其他现有方法相比,该方法提高了手指静脉模式识别系统的整体性能。
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Open Computer Science
Open Computer Science COMPUTER SCIENCE, THEORY & METHODS-
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