Fingerprint recognition using a joint transform correlator (JTC) is the most well-known technology among optical fingerprint recognition methods. The JTC method optically compares the reference fingerprint image with the sample fingerprint image then examines match or non-match by acquiring a correlation peak. In contrast to the JTC method, this paper presents a new method to examine fingerprint recognition by producing a computer generated hologram (CGH) of those two fingerprint images and directly comparing them. As a result, we present some parameters to show that fingerprint recognition capability of the CGH direct comparison method is superior to that of the JTC method
Identification and authentication technologies are increasing day by day to protect people and goods...
Fingerprints are widely used in biometrictechniques for automatic personal identificationwork. In th...
This paper introduces a new method in fingerprint feature extraction based on bit-plane. A bit-plane...
This paper is devoted to the fingerprint identification problems and the experimental models of rele...
This paper is devoted to the problems of fingerprint identification and experimental models of relev...
The Joint Transform Correlation (JTC) technique is the one of the most frequently applied methods in...
Techniques for extending the performance and utility of the binary nonlinear joint transform correla...
<p>Fingerprint image matching is an important procedure in fingerprint recognition. Robust fingerpri...
Fingerprint detection method is generally based on optical contrast technique. We present a special ...
In this paper, a correlation-based fingerprint verification system is presented. Unlike the traditio...
In this paper, a correlation-based fingerprint verification system is presented. Unlike the traditio...
Despite the efficacy of minutia-based fingerprint matching techniques for good-quality images captur...
Fingerprint identification and verification are one of the most significant and reliable identificat...
[[abstract]]Abstract The technique of digital fingerprint matching has been used for more than thirt...
Modern society demands a higher level of accuracy, security and practicality in identification. Trad...
Identification and authentication technologies are increasing day by day to protect people and goods...
Fingerprints are widely used in biometrictechniques for automatic personal identificationwork. In th...
This paper introduces a new method in fingerprint feature extraction based on bit-plane. A bit-plane...
This paper is devoted to the fingerprint identification problems and the experimental models of rele...
This paper is devoted to the problems of fingerprint identification and experimental models of relev...
The Joint Transform Correlation (JTC) technique is the one of the most frequently applied methods in...
Techniques for extending the performance and utility of the binary nonlinear joint transform correla...
<p>Fingerprint image matching is an important procedure in fingerprint recognition. Robust fingerpri...
Fingerprint detection method is generally based on optical contrast technique. We present a special ...
In this paper, a correlation-based fingerprint verification system is presented. Unlike the traditio...
In this paper, a correlation-based fingerprint verification system is presented. Unlike the traditio...
Despite the efficacy of minutia-based fingerprint matching techniques for good-quality images captur...
Fingerprint identification and verification are one of the most significant and reliable identificat...
[[abstract]]Abstract The technique of digital fingerprint matching has been used for more than thirt...
Modern society demands a higher level of accuracy, security and practicality in identification. Trad...
Identification and authentication technologies are increasing day by day to protect people and goods...
Fingerprints are widely used in biometrictechniques for automatic personal identificationwork. In th...
This paper introduces a new method in fingerprint feature extraction based on bit-plane. A bit-plane...