Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique

Palmprint‐based human authentication has shown great potential for civil, forensic, and corporate security applications in recent years. Palmprint recognition systems suffer because of large palmprint sizes and the presence of a large number of creases and erroneous minutiae that make the enhancemen...

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Main Authors: Mubeen Ghafoor, Syed Ali Tariq, Imtiaz A. Taj, Noman M. Jafri, Tehseen Zia
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2020-09-01
Series:IET Image Processing
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-ipr.2018.5736
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spelling doaj-862033874e3746709996c9774af53f862021-07-16T05:10:33ZengWileyIET Image Processing1751-96591751-96672020-09-0114112333234210.1049/iet-ipr.2018.5736Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching techniqueMubeen Ghafoor0Syed Ali Tariq1Imtiaz A. Taj2Noman M. Jafri3Tehseen Zia4Department of Computer ScienceCOMSATS UniversityIslamabadPakistanDepartment of Computer ScienceCOMSATS UniversityIslamabadPakistanDepartment of Electronics EngineeringCapital University of Science and TechnologyIslamabadPakistanDepartment of Electrical EngineeringAbasyn UniversityIslamabadPakistanDepartment of Computer ScienceCOMSATS UniversityIslamabadPakistanPalmprint‐based human authentication has shown great potential for civil, forensic, and corporate security applications in recent years. Palmprint recognition systems suffer because of large palmprint sizes and the presence of a large number of creases and erroneous minutiae that make the enhancement and matching phases a challenge. In this study, a novel approach is presented based on efficient enhancement and a two‐stage matching technique that demonstrates highly accurate identification results. The enhancement approach extracts minutia features from high‐quality regions based on local ridge characteristics. The selected minutiae are then matched using a two‐stage local and global minutiae neighbour‐based matching technique. To demonstrate the performance of the proposed technique, comparisons with open‐source algorithms are made based on equal error rate and detection error trade‐off graph. The results confirm the efficacy of proposed palmprint enhancement and identification technique.https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-ipr.2018.5736robust palmprint identificationefficient enhancementtwo‐stage matching techniquepalmprint‐based human authenticationcivil security applicationsforensic security applications
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author Mubeen Ghafoor
Syed Ali Tariq
Imtiaz A. Taj
Noman M. Jafri
Tehseen Zia
spellingShingle Mubeen Ghafoor
Syed Ali Tariq
Imtiaz A. Taj
Noman M. Jafri
Tehseen Zia
Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
IET Image Processing
robust palmprint identification
efficient enhancement
two‐stage matching technique
palmprint‐based human authentication
civil security applications
forensic security applications
author_facet Mubeen Ghafoor
Syed Ali Tariq
Imtiaz A. Taj
Noman M. Jafri
Tehseen Zia
author_sort Mubeen Ghafoor
title Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
title_short Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
title_full Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
title_fullStr Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
title_full_unstemmed Robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
title_sort robust palmprint identification using efficient enhancement and two‐stage matching technique
publisher Wiley
series IET Image Processing
issn 1751-9659
1751-9667
publishDate 2020-09-01
description Palmprint‐based human authentication has shown great potential for civil, forensic, and corporate security applications in recent years. Palmprint recognition systems suffer because of large palmprint sizes and the presence of a large number of creases and erroneous minutiae that make the enhancement and matching phases a challenge. In this study, a novel approach is presented based on efficient enhancement and a two‐stage matching technique that demonstrates highly accurate identification results. The enhancement approach extracts minutia features from high‐quality regions based on local ridge characteristics. The selected minutiae are then matched using a two‐stage local and global minutiae neighbour‐based matching technique. To demonstrate the performance of the proposed technique, comparisons with open‐source algorithms are made based on equal error rate and detection error trade‐off graph. The results confirm the efficacy of proposed palmprint enhancement and identification technique.
topic robust palmprint identification
efficient enhancement
two‐stage matching technique
palmprint‐based human authentication
civil security applications
forensic security applications
url https://doi.org/10.1049/iet-ipr.2018.5736
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