2007
DOI: 10.1109/ispa.2007.4383716
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The Use of Top-View Finger Image for Personal Identification

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“…CCD camera captures a top-view finger image while the user is touching a fingerprint sensor, and the acquired gray scale image is preprocessed to enhance the edges, the skin furrows, and the nail shape before a bank of oriented-filters filters the image. A square tessellation is applied to create a feature map, called a Nail Code [7], employed in the matching process by employing a Euclidean distance computation. It is in conjunction with fingerprint for multimodal biometric identification accuracy.…”
Section: E Bio-metricmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…CCD camera captures a top-view finger image while the user is touching a fingerprint sensor, and the acquired gray scale image is preprocessed to enhance the edges, the skin furrows, and the nail shape before a bank of oriented-filters filters the image. A square tessellation is applied to create a feature map, called a Nail Code [7], employed in the matching process by employing a Euclidean distance computation. It is in conjunction with fingerprint for multimodal biometric identification accuracy.…”
Section: E Bio-metricmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The abnormalities are the clues for common medical problems or severe systemic diseases. Nail diagnosis is a method to predict the diseases, infections by analyzing capillaries appearance, microcirculations and hemorrhages under the nail plate [7]. Nail can be an additional tool for personal identification in biometric recognition systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Any change in the color or size of the lunula may reflect the unhealthiness of the body. Chaikan and Karnjanadecha 1 propose a nail diagnostic system, as well as methods of predicting disease and infection through the analysis of the appearance of blood capillary, microcirculations, and hemorrhages under the nail plate. Devi and Banu 2 sort out the related research work of nails in recent years, and the methods used include image contrast adjustment and magnification, 3 feature measurement, 4 image enhancement, 4 Laplacian skeleton algorithm, 5 and skeleton and binary algorithms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%