Standardised system for automatic remote evaluation of biometric algorithms

Sánchez-Reillo, Raúl; Alonso-Moreno, R.; Fernandez-Saavedra, Belen; Kwon, Young‐Bin

doi:10.1016/j.csi.2012.01.006

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“…The gb2sµMOD Database will be publicly available through the BioAPI, the standard API for Biometric Applications [40] to ensure compliance with the legal concerns outlined above. Details about the accessibility will be provided on the website of the Group of Biometics, Biosignals and Security 3 .…”

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gb2s μ MOD: A MUltiMODal biometric video database using visible and IR light

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gb2s μ MOD: A MUltiMODal biometric video database using visible and IR light

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“…An example of the use of ISO/IEC 30106 on the client side is on smartphones [11]. But it can also be used at the back‐end [12].…”

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Developing standardised network‐based biometric services

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In current society, the deployment of distributed applications necessitates the development of trustable human recognition mechanisms that could be executed through open networks. If the recognition mechanism to be used is based on biometrics, then the biometric solution shall be developed as a network-based service. Additionally, as the biometric service will be executed by applications around the globe, it will be recommended to use standardised technology. This work shows the current standards in this area, as well as some of the gaps still existing. A solution for one of these gaps has been developed by the authors and is explained in the last section of this study. With the current definitions and reference implementations, the industry could implement network-based biometric services in an interoperable way.

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“…This kind of regulations, and in particular the new one, create major challenges to activities where personal data has to be considered [3]. In particular, Biometrics require to acquire personal data from citizens, as to both, develop the technology and evaluate the results achieved [4]. Such evaluation does not only include performance, but also security and usability, and not only in prototypes, but also in final products.…”

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