2020
DOI: 10.1109/access.2020.2982359
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A Silent Password Recognition Framework Based on Lip Analysis

Abstract: Securing passwords either written or spoken is considered one of the challenging authentication issues faced by individuals and organizations. Written passwords could be easily stolen by look over, or manbehind, while spoken passwords could be recorded and replayed by attackers. A proposed silent password which is based on a dual security model for lip movement analysis will be a promoting solution to these attacks. The goal of the current research is to propose a hybrid voting framework for silent passwords r… Show more

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“…The features are passed individually into HMM to recognize the corresponding digit. The SURF, HoG, and Haar techniques are also applied for feature extraction in [10] to build the Silent password recognition framework. The model has five layers to provide Arabic digit prediction for the password matching process, and then each feature separately is fed into the HMM.…”
Section: Handcrafted Features Based Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The features are passed individually into HMM to recognize the corresponding digit. The SURF, HoG, and Haar techniques are also applied for feature extraction in [10] to build the Silent password recognition framework. The model has five layers to provide Arabic digit prediction for the password matching process, and then each feature separately is fed into the HMM.…”
Section: Handcrafted Features Based Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, this technique is used for various purposes such as improving speech recognition where there is a lot of noise [3], security systems [4], forensic investigations [5], and others. Petar S. Aleksic describes the exploration of changes in visual features extracted from the mouth region to obtain visual feature information that can improve the performance of speech recognition systems and be more resistant to forgery attempts [6].…”
Section: A Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This challenging task, known as Visual Speech Recognition (VSR), has been a focus of interest during the last few decades [12]. Moreover, recognising speech without the need for acoustic stream data offers a wide range of applications, such as silent speech passwords [13], visual keyword spotting [14], or the development of silent speech interfaces that would be able to improve the lives of people who experience difficulties in producing speech [15][16][17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%