Physiological Signal-Based Biometric Identification for Discovering and Identifying a New User
Xinxin Mu,
Hongyu Jiang,
Fan Li
et al.
Abstract:Using physiological signals acquisition from wearable devices makes biometric identification more convenient and secure. Yet most of existing studies focus on Physiological signal-based biometric technology in a verification application rather than an identification application. Actually, identification application is a more general senior and there is an inevitable problem in discovering and identifying a new user. Existing approaches can only identify trained users and fail to join a new user into model conv… Show more
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