“…The dictionary definition [30] is adopted for these uses of ‘identity’.]. ‘Biometrics’ in our sense is about automated recognition based on inherent bodily characteristics, which are generally both biological and behavioural, and limited to human subjects, as opposed to animals [42] or vegetables [43], and applied to individuals, as opposed to the characterisation of populations [44]. As a result, WG1 settled on the following definition of ‘biometric recognition’ or ‘biometrics’ (both considered ‘preferred terms’), with additional notes to clarify our wording [Throughout this paper, the numbering system of terms is that in [20], where the first number (37) is common to all terms in ISO/IEC 2382‐37, the second number is that of the subfield and the third number is the number of the term within the subfield.…”