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Evaluating the change in fingerprint directional patterns under variation of rotation and number of regions

Autor(en):
Dorasamy, Kribashnee [DBLP] ;
Webb, Leandra [DBLP] ;
Tapamo, Jules [DBLP]
Zusammenfassung
Directional patterns (DPs), which are formed by grouping regions of orientation fields falling within a specific range, vary under rotation and the number of regions. For fingerprint classification schemes, this can result in misclassification due to inconsistency of patterns. Knowing the optimal angle by which to rotate the image and the optimal number of orientation regions to divide it into can be beneficial in analysing specific properties of a class. Furthermore, the number of regions directly impacts singular point (SP) detection, therefore using the optimal number of regions prevents loss of SPs. However, no previous work justifies the use of a specific number of regions or angle of rotation. More so, no explicit studies have been conducted to establish the optimal number of regions or angle of rotation that result in gaining the most information from a pattern. Therefore, this research investigates the change in DPs under the variation of rotation and number of regions to determine which condition provides the best representation of the fingerprint that is less prone to noise and minimizes interclass variability issues with fewer possible patterns for each class. This can serve as a baseline for future works using DPs. The experiments were conducted on the Fingerprint Verification Competition (FVC) 2002 database (DB) 1a. It was found that using a small number of regions produces the most accurate SPs detection and increasing the region number to more than 6 regions drastically depletes the accuracy of SP detection. 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Dorasamy, K., Webb, L. & Tapamo, J., (2015). Evaluating the change in fingerprint directional patterns under variation of rotation and number of regions. In: Brömme, A., Busch, C., Rathgeb, C. & Uhl, A. (Hrsg.), BIOSIG 2015. Bonn: Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V.. (S. 169-180).
@inproceedings{mci/Dorasamy2015,
author = {Dorasamy, Kribashnee AND Webb, Leandra AND Tapamo, Jules},
title = {Evaluating the change in fingerprint directional patterns under variation of rotation and number of regions},
booktitle = {BIOSIG 2015},
year = {2015},
editor = {Brömme, Arslan AND Busch, Christoph AND Rathgeb, Christian AND Uhl, Andreas} ,
pages = { 169-180 },
publisher = {Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V.},
address = {Bonn}
}
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ISBN: 978-3-88579-639-8
ISSN: 1617-5468
Datum: 2015
Sprache: en (en)
Typ: Text/Conference Paper
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