I.
Correlation
INTRODUCTION
II. FINGERPRINT
Fingerprints are fully formed at about seven
months of fetus development. General characteristics
of the fingerprint emerge as the skin on the fingertip
begins to differentiate flow of amniotic fluids around
the fetus and its position in the uterus change during
the differentiation process. Thus the cells on the
fingertip grow in a microenvironment that is slightly
different from hand to hand and finger to finger.
Fingerprint is a pattern of ridges, furrows and
minutiae, which are extracted using inked impression
on a paper or sensors.
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V. IMPLEMENTATION
We have concentrated our implementation
on Minutiae based method. In particular we are
interested only in two of the most important minutia
features i.e. Ridge Ending and Ridge bifurcation.
(Figure 5.1)
Terminations
Bifurcations
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Preprocessing
Minutia extraction
Post-processing
Image Segmentation
Image Enhancement
Image Binarization
Thinning
Minutiae Marking
Remove False Minutiae
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Figure 6.1.1.1
Figure 6.1.1.2
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VII.
MINUTIAE MATCH
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VIII.
REFERENCES
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Figure 7.3.1Distribution of Correct Scores and
Incorrect Scores
(Red: Incorrect Scores, Green: Correct Scores)
In our experiments distribution curve gives
an average correct match score of about 30 and
average incorrect match score of 25 on the database
chosen.
The FAR and FRR curve as claimed by the
algorithm is shown under (Figure 7.3.2)
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Bio Data
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