This document presents a framework for recognizing people by palm vein distribution analysis using cross-correlation based signatures to obtain descriptors. Haar wavelets are useful in reducing the number of features ...This document presents a framework for recognizing people by palm vein distribution analysis using cross-correlation based signatures to obtain descriptors. Haar wavelets are useful in reducing the number of features while maintaining high recognition rates. This experiment achieved 97.5% of individuals classified correctly with two levels of Haar wavelets. This study used twelve-version of RGB and NIR (near infrared) wavelength images per individual. One hundred people were studied;therefore 4,800 instances compose the complete database. A Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) was trained to improve the recognition rate in a k-fold cross-validation test with k = 10. Classification results using MLP neural network were obtained using Weka (open source machine learning software).展开更多
Gabor features have been shown to be effective for palm vein recognition. This paper presents a novel feature representation method, implementing the fusion of local Gabor histograms （FLGH）, in order to improve the ...Gabor features have been shown to be effective for palm vein recognition. This paper presents a novel feature representation method, implementing the fusion of local Gabor histograms （FLGH）, in order to improve the accuracy of palm vein recognition systems. A new local descriptor called local Gabor principal differences patterns （LGPDP） encodes the Gabor magnitude using the local maximum difference （LMD） operator. The corresponding Gabor phase patterns are encoded by local Gabor exclusive OR （XOR） patterns （LGXP）. Fisher＇s linear discriminant （FLD） method is then implemented to reduce the dimensionality of the feature representation. Low-dimensional Gabor magnitude and phase feature vectors are finally fused to enhance accuracy. Experimental results from Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of sciences （CASIA） database show that the proposed FLGH method achieves better performance by utilizing score-level fusion. The equal error rate （EER） is 0.08%, which outperforms other conventional palm vein recognition methods （EER range from 2.87% to 0.16%）, e.g., the Laplacian palm, minutiae feature, Hessian phase, Eigenvein, local invariant features, mutual foreground local binary patterns （LBP）, and multi-sampling feature fusion methods.展开更多
文摘This document presents a framework for recognizing people by palm vein distribution analysis using cross-correlation based signatures to obtain descriptors. Haar wavelets are useful in reducing the number of features while maintaining high recognition rates. This experiment achieved 97.5% of individuals classified correctly with two levels of Haar wavelets. This study used twelve-version of RGB and NIR (near infrared) wavelength images per individual. One hundred people were studied;therefore 4,800 instances compose the complete database. A Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) was trained to improve the recognition rate in a k-fold cross-validation test with k = 10. Classification results using MLP neural network were obtained using Weka (open source machine learning software).
文摘Gabor features have been shown to be effective for palm vein recognition. This paper presents a novel feature representation method, implementing the fusion of local Gabor histograms （FLGH）, in order to improve the accuracy of palm vein recognition systems. A new local descriptor called local Gabor principal differences patterns （LGPDP） encodes the Gabor magnitude using the local maximum difference （LMD） operator. The corresponding Gabor phase patterns are encoded by local Gabor exclusive OR （XOR） patterns （LGXP）. Fisher＇s linear discriminant （FLD） method is then implemented to reduce the dimensionality of the feature representation. Low-dimensional Gabor magnitude and phase feature vectors are finally fused to enhance accuracy. Experimental results from Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of sciences （CASIA） database show that the proposed FLGH method achieves better performance by utilizing score-level fusion. The equal error rate （EER） is 0.08%, which outperforms other conventional palm vein recognition methods （EER range from 2.87% to 0.16%）, e.g., the Laplacian palm, minutiae feature, Hessian phase, Eigenvein, local invariant features, mutual foreground local binary patterns （LBP）, and multi-sampling feature fusion methods.
