Software framework for an ocular biometric system

Holland, Corey D.; Komogortsev, Oleg V.

doi:10.1145/2578153.2582174

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“…Currently, an accurate user authentication is more essential for information security due to increasing awareness in an electronically interconnected user community (Cheng et al, 2017). Hence, biometric authentication systems are becoming increasingly significant to advance security through a wide range of applications to provide primary functions such as enrolment, verification and identification purposes (Holland & Komogortsev, 2014). Biometric enrolment is used to accept valid/authentic users to the biometric database.…”

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“…Biometric enrolment is used to accept valid/authentic users to the biometric database. Biometric verification is used to authenticate a user as a provided identity and biometric identification is used to decide the identity of a user (Holland & Komogortsev, 2014). Biometric authentication describes the retrieval of a person's identity or biometric features such as fingerprints, ocular, voice, palm, face, finger veins, etc.…”

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Multimodal Authentication of Ocular Biometric and Finger Vein Verification in Smartphones: A Review

Hebri¹,

Vasudeva²

2018

IJET

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Biometric authentication has demanded a lot of attention from the researchers in the current age, as the field aimsto identify human behavioral charcteristics based on fingerprint, finger vein, ocular, face, palm, etc. So, this field is useful in many applications for offering security and authentication of industry or business. Also, the multimodal biometric system is used to provide a greater security and higher reliability that combines two or more biometric identifiers. Finger vein and ocular-based multimodal biometric authentication system are one of the major techniques which have been considered for efficient identification and verification purpose. This system mainly works in some common stages which include, scanning of finger vein and ocular, pre-processing, feature extraction and matching of finger vein and ocular in a database as well. This paper attempts to review various recent and advanced multimodal finger vein and ocular biometric authentication systems. Finally, possible directions in the multimodal biometric authentication system for the future work are also discussed.

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Multimodal Authentication of Ocular Biometric and Finger Vein Verification in Smartphones: A Review

Hebri¹,

Vasudeva²

2018

IJET

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“…The live framework we are using is part of a larger biometric framework that was designed to work with most regular eye trackers [Holland and Komogortsev 2014], making it appropriate for use in mobile and wearable devices. In this paper, we describe the implementation of our method for detecting the onset of eye fatigue using this live framework, but details are not frameworkspecific.…”

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Detecting the onset of eye fatigue in a live framework

Lohr¹,

Abdulin²,

Komogortsev³

2016

Proceedings of the Ninth Biennial ACM Symposium on Eye Tracking Research &Amp; Applications

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This document describes a method for detecting the onset of eye fatigue and how it could be implemented in an existing live framework. The proposed method, which uses fixation data, does not rely as heavily on the sampling rate of the eye tracker as do methods which use saccade data, making it more suitable for lower cost eye trackers such as mobile and wearable devices. By being able to detect eye fatigue with such eye trackers, it becomes possible to react to the development of fatigue in virtually any environment, such as by alerting drivers that they appear fatigued and may want to pull over. It could also be used to aid in developing interfaces that are more user-friendly by noting at which point a user becomes fatigued while navigating the interface.

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