Biometrics make human identification possible with a sample of a bio-metric trait and an associated database. Classical identification tech-niques lead to privacy concerns. This paper introduces a new method toidentify someone using his biometrics in an encrypted way.Our construction combines Bloom Filters with Storage and Locality-Sensitive Hashing. We apply this error-...

Fingerprint recognition refers to the automated method of verifying a match between two human fingerprints. Fingerprints are one of many forms of biometrics used to identify an individual and verify their identity. The nonchangeability of Fingerprints during the human life span and the uniqueness of each individual’s fingerprints are the basis for using fingerprints for identification purposes....

Although taurodontism has been reported in many syndromes which also feature hypodontia, there have been no previous investigations on the prevalence of taurodontism in patients with hypodontia. Using a novel biometric method for the assessment of taurodontism, we found that 34.8% of 66 patients with hypodontia had at least one mandibular first permanent molar which showed taurodontism compared...

This paper is devoted for human recognition using scan path signals in eye movement analysis. Velocity and dispersion threshold based fixation identification algorithms are employed for processing the raw scan path signals in eye movement matrices. A new hybrid intelligent model is deployed for classification over data retrieved from scan-path signals. Experimental results demonstrate the endea...

Biometrics is the identification of humans based on their characteristics or traits. This paper presents the study of investigating the ear as an effective biometric trait in order to identify humans. The study involves using 2D images of ears and processing them to determine who the individual is. Various feature extraction techniques were explored. The study also presents many methods of clas...

Biometrics plays an increasingly important role in authentication and identification systems. The process of biometric recognition allows the identification of individuals based on the physical or behavioral characteristics. Among the most common biometric features used are fingerprint, iris, face, voice, signature and hand. Hand based biometric systems exhibit many desirable characteristics wh...

Biometrics do not provide unique identification. The matching process is probabilistic and is liable to measureable lapse error. A mistaken verfication or identification where the wrong person is matched against an enrolled user is termed a False Acceptance and the rate at which these occur is the False Acceptance Rate (FAR). Conversely, an error that occurs where a legitimate user fails to be ...

Biometric identification is the technique of automatically identifying or verifying an individual by a physical characteristic or personal trait. The term “automatically” means the biometric identification system must identify or verify a human characteristic or trait quickly with little or no intervention from the user. A face recognition system is non-invasive means it allow user to be identi...