2017
DOI: 10.14419/ijet.v7i1.1.9456
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Enhancement of fingerprint image using wiener filter

Abstract: A fingerprint is one of the most vital Biometric traits used for Personal Identification. To identify and match the fingerprint accurately, it has to be enhanced efficiently. In this paper, an efficient fingerprint enhancement technique is adopted and compared with the existing methods. The proposed methodology consists of three Phases. In the first phase, the fingerprint is subjected to the de-noising process. After adding noise such as salt and pepper, Gaussian and speckle noise, the image is blurred. In the… Show more

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“…Then, brighten the binary image using histogram equalization followed by denoising and blurring the equalized binary image and filtering the denoised and blurred image by employing the Wiener filter and ended with enhancing the filtered fingerprint morphological operations through contrast, sharpening, and thinning were performed for more clarity. The image quality was improved and the proposed methodology was effective since it creates a PSNR value that is better in comparison with common methods [33].…”
Section: Spatial Domain Filteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, brighten the binary image using histogram equalization followed by denoising and blurring the equalized binary image and filtering the denoised and blurred image by employing the Wiener filter and ended with enhancing the filtered fingerprint morphological operations through contrast, sharpening, and thinning were performed for more clarity. The image quality was improved and the proposed methodology was effective since it creates a PSNR value that is better in comparison with common methods [33].…”
Section: Spatial Domain Filteringmentioning
confidence: 99%