Abstract:Existing approaches on newborn identification focuses on recognizing them using face, inked footprints, and palm prints. While palm and inked footprints are intrusive modalities, face modality suffers from non-cooperative nature of newborns. In this research, we investigate utilization of binocular region for recognizing newborns, as this region is considered to be relatively stable in face biometrics literature. We collect a database consisting of 402 face images pertaining to 50 babies of less than 6 months … Show more
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