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Hand-based biometrics identifies users by unique features in their hands, such as fingerprints, palmprints, hand geometry, and finger and palm vein patterns. This book explores the range of technologies and methods under development and in use for hand-based biometrics, with evaluations of the advantages and performance of each.
Intro; Contents; Chapter 1 -- General introduction; Chapter 2 -- Inner hand physiology and diseases; Chapter 3 -- Outer hand physiology and diseases; Chapter 4 -- Nail structure and common disorders; Chapter 5 -- State of the art in fingerprint recognition; Chapter 6 -- Large-scale fingerprint recognition accelerated in hardware; Chapter 7 -- Processing of fingerprints influencedby skin diseases; Chapter 8 -- Generating synthetic fingerprints; Chapter 9 -- Robustness of finger-vein recognition; Chapter 10 -- An overview of palmvein biometrics.
Chapter 11 -- Finger vein recognition and new processing approachesChapter 12 -- Hand shape recognition and palm-print recognition using 2D and 3D features; Chapter 13 -- New achievements in 3D handshape recognition; Chapter 14 -- Antispoofing and multispectral (optical) methods in hand-based biometrics; Chapter 15 -- Spoofing methods in hand-based biometrics; Chapter 16 -- Antispoofing methods in hand-based biometrics; Index.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
London : Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2018
IET book series on advances in biometrics