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Article dans une revue International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics Année : 2020

Deep-Analysis of Palmprint Representation based on Correlation Concept for Human Biometrics identification

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The security of persons requires a beefy guarantee in our society particularly, with the spread of terrorism nowadays throughout the world. In this context, palmprint identification based on texture analysis is amongst the triumphal pattern recognition applications to recognize the persons. In this paper, we investigated a deep texture analysis for the palmprint texture pattern representation based on a fusion between several texture information extracting through multiple descriptors, such as "HOG and Gabor Filters", "Fractal dimensions" and "GLCM" corresponding respectively to the Frequency, Model, and Statistical methodologies-based texture features. We assessed the proposed deep texture analysis method as well as the applicability of the dimensionality reduction techniques and the correlation concept between the features-based fusion on the challenging PolyU, CASIA and IIT-Delhi Palmprint databases. The experimental results show that the fusion of different texture types using the correlation concept for palmprint modality identification leads to promising results.
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halshs-03147087, version 1 (19-02-2021)

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Raouia Mokni, Hassen Drira, Monji Kherallah. Deep-Analysis of Palmprint Representation based on Correlation Concept for Human Biometrics identification. International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics, 2020. ⟨halshs-03147087⟩
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