A Hierarchical Hough Transform for Fingerprint Matching
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This paper addresses the improvement on the generalized Hough transform for the biometric identification applications. The errors in generalized Hough transform for fingerprint matching are investigated and a new hierarchical Hough transform algorithm is proposed, which is faster and more accurate compared to conventional generalized Hough transform.
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