Automated fingerprint recognition using structural matching
AK Hrechak, JA McHugh - Pattern recognition, 1990 - Elsevier
AK Hrechak, JA McHugh
Pattern recognition, 1990•ElsevierAutomated fingerprint recognition has received considerable attention over the past decade.
Progress has been made on models of the structure of fingerprints, techniques for the
acquisition of prints, and the development of commercial automated fingerprint recognition
systems. Despite these advances, there remain considerable opportunities for improvement.
The speed of retrieval, and the ability to recognize partial or distorted prints are prominent
among those areas that require improvement. This study will describe a structural model of …
Progress has been made on models of the structure of fingerprints, techniques for the
acquisition of prints, and the development of commercial automated fingerprint recognition
systems. Despite these advances, there remain considerable opportunities for improvement.
The speed of retrieval, and the ability to recognize partial or distorted prints are prominent
among those areas that require improvement. This study will describe a structural model of …
Automated fingerprint recognition has received considerable attention over the past decade. Progress has been made on models of the structure of fingerprints, techniques for the acquisition of prints, and the development of commercial automated fingerprint recognition systems. Despite these advances, there remain considerable opportunities for improvement. The speed of retrieval, and the ability to recognize partial or distorted prints are prominent among those areas that require improvement. This study will describe a structural model of fingerprints, based on local structural relations among features, and an associated automated recognition system which addresses the limitations of existing fingerprint models.
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