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A Peer-Reviewed Journal About, 2018 Today, digital biometrics are proliferating. Based on scans of biological traits – from faces, fingerprints and gait to vein patterns, heart rhythm, brain activity, and body odor – biometrics are known to be able to establish the identity of a ...
Lea Laura Michelsen
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Determinants of persistent smoking after acute myocardial infarction: an observational study
BMC Cardiovascular Disorders, 2020 Background Smoking cessation is one of the most effective secondary prevention measures after acute myocardial infarction (AMI). However, around 50% of smokers do not quit smoking after AMI.
Jens Höpner +4 more
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Behavioral Biometrics in the European Union: Legal Challenges and Technological Prospects
Journal of Digital Technologies and LawObjective: to study the historical development of the European Union legislation on behavioral biometrics; to identify the features of the European approach to the regulation of behavioral biometrics, to assess its advantages and disadvantages.Methods ...
B. Rakhmetov, K. Khaizabekov
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A multicenter study of interocular symmetry of corneal biometrics in Chinese myopic patients
Scientific Reports, 2021 It is essential to know the normal range of the interocular symmetry of the cornea (ISC) for keratoconus diagnosis and corneal substitutes design. In the present study we investigated the interocular symmetry of corneal biometrics in 6,644 Chinese myopic
Guihua Xu +13 more
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Procedia Computer Science, 2010 AbstractThroughout the last 40 years, the essence of automated identification of users has remained the same. In this article, a new class of biometrics is proposed that is founded on processing biosignals, as opposed to images. After a brief introduction on biometrics, biosignals are discussed, including their advantages, disadvantages, and guidelines
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BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 2022 Background The diagnostic likelihood ratio (DLR) and its utility are well-known in the field of medical diagnostic testing. However, its use has been limited in the context of an outcome validation study.
Yoichi Ii +2 more
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Effects of image compression on face image manipulation detection: A case study on facial retouching
IET Biometrics, 2021 Numerous methods have been introduced to reliably detect digital face image manipulations in the past. Of late, the generalisability of these schemes has been questioned in particular with respect to image post‐processing.
Christian Rathgeb +3 more
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Biometrics and Privacy-Preservation: How Do They Evolve?
IEEE Open Journal of the Computer Society, 2021 The emerging field of privacy-preserving biometrics is attracting significant attention, as a paradigm that can address several of the key concerns in cryptographic authentication processes, whilst simultaneously addressing the issues of privacy.
Quang Nhat Tran +2 more
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Bioengineering, 2023 Biometric features, e.g., fingerprints, the iris, and the face, have been widely used to authenticate individuals. However, most biometrics are not cancellable, i.e., once these biometric features are cloned or stolen, they cannot be replaced easily ...
Ming Li, Yu Qi, Gang Pan
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The Fall of One, the Rise of Many: A Survey on Multi-Biometric Fusion Methods
IEEE Access, 2017 Increasing operational and security demands changed biometrics by shifting the focus from single to multi-biometrics. Multi-biometrics are mandatory in the current context of large international biometric databases and to accommodate new emerging ...
Lavinia Mihaela Dinca +1 more
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