Biometric Verification System UsingHyperparameter Tuned Deep Learning Model

Deep learning(DL)models have been useful in many computer vision,speech recognition,and natural language processing tasks in recent years.These models seem a natural fit to handle the rising number of biometric recognition problems,from cellphone authentication to airport security systems.DL approaches have recently been utilized to improve the efficiency of various biometric recognition systems.Iris recognition was considered the more reliable and accurate biometric detection method accessible.Iris recognition has been an active research region in the last few decades due to its extensive applications,from security in airports to homeland security border control.This article presents a new Political Optimizer with Deep Transfer Learning Enabled Biometric Iris Recognition(PODTL-BIR)model.The presented PODTL-BIR technique recognizes the iris for biometric security.In the presented PODTL-BIR model,an initial stage of pre-processing is carried out.In addition,the MobileNetv2 feature extractor is utilized to produce a collection of feature vectors.The PODTL-BIR technique utilizes a bidirectional gated recurrent unit(BiGRU)model to recognise iris for biometric verification.Finally,the political optimizer(PO)algorithm is used as a hyperparameter tuning strategy to improve the PODTL-BIR technique’s recognition efficiency.Awide-ranging experimental investigation was executed to validate the enhanced performance of the PODTL-BIR system.The experimental outcome stated the promising performance of the PODTL-BIR system over other existing algorithms.

Chaotic Krill Herd with Deep Transfer Learning-Based Biometric Iris Recognition System

Biometric verification has become essential to authenticate the individuals in public and private places.Among several biometrics,iris has peculiar features and its working mechanism is complex in nature.The recent developments in Machine Learning and Deep Learning approaches enable the development of effective iris recognition models.With this motivation,the current study introduces a novel Chaotic Krill Herd with Deep Transfer Learning Based Biometric Iris Recognition System(CKHDTL-BIRS).The presented CKHDTL-BIRS model intends to recognize and classify iris images as a part of biometric verification.To achieve this,CKHDTL-BIRS model initially performs Median Filtering(MF)-based preprocessing and segmentation for iris localization.In addition,MobileNetmodel is also utilized to generate a set of useful feature vectors.Moreover,Stacked Sparse Autoencoder(SSAE)approach is applied for classification.At last,CKH algorithm is exploited for optimization of the parameters involved in SSAE technique.The proposed CKHDTL-BIRS model was experimentally validated using benchmark dataset and the outcomes were examined under several aspects.The comparison study results established the enhanced performance of CKHDTL-BIRS technique over recent approaches.

Multi-Path Attention Inverse Discrimination Network for Offline Signature Verification

Signature verification,which is a method to distinguish the authenticity of signature images,is a biometric verification technique that can effectively reduce the risk of forged signatures in financial,legal,and other business envir-onments.However,compared with ordinary images,signature images have the following characteristics:First,the strokes are slim,i.e.,there is less effective information.Second,the signature changes slightly with the time,place,and mood of the signer,i.e.,it has high intraclass differences.These challenges lead to the low accuracy of the existing methods based on convolutional neural net-works(CNN).This study proposes an end-to-end multi-path attention inverse dis-crimination network that focuses on the signature stroke parts to extract features by reversing the foreground and background of signature images,which effectively solves the problem of little effective information.To solve the problem of high intraclass variability of signature images,we add multi-path attention modules between discriminative streams and inverse streams to enhance the discriminative features of signature images.Moreover,a multi-path discrimination loss function is proposed,which does not require the feature representation of the samples with the same class label to be infinitely close,as long as the gap between inter-class distance and the intra-class distance is bigger than the set classification threshold,which radically resolves the problem of high intra-class difference of signature images.In addition,this loss can also spur the network to explore the detailed infor-mation on the stroke parts,such as the crossing,thickness,and connection of strokes.We respectively tested on CEDAR,BHSig-Bengali,BHSig-Hindi,and GPDS Synthetic datasets with accuracies of 100%,96.24%,93.86%,and 83.72%,which are more accurate than existing signature verification methods.This is more helpful to the task of signature authentication in justice and finance.

A hybrid biometric identification framework for high security applications

Research on biometrics for high security applica- tions has not attracted as much attention as civilian or foren- sic applications. Limited research and deficient analysis so far has led to a lack of general solutions and leaves this as a challenging issue. This work provides a systematic analy- sis and identification of the problems to be solved in order to meet the performance requirements for high security applica- tions, a double low problem. A hybrid ensemble framework is proposed to solve this problem. Setting an adequately high threshold for each matcher can guarantee a zero false accep- tance rate （FAR） and then use the hybrid ensemble framework makes the false reject rate （FRR） as low as possible. Three ex- periments are performed to verify the effectiveness and gener- alization of the framework. First, two fingerprint verification algorithms are fused. In this test only 10.55% of fingerprints are falsely rejected with zero false acceptance rate, this is sig- nificantly lower than other state of the art methods. Second, in face verification, the framework also results in a large re- duction in incorrect classification. Finally, assessing the per- formance of the framework on a combination of face and gait verification using a heterogeneous database show this frame- work can achieve both 0% false rejection and 0% false accep- tance simultaneously.