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Palmprint identification for
user verification based on line
detection and local standard
deviation
Human palmprints contain biometric features that can be used to identify an individual. These features can be used for example in user verification applications. This paper presents a user verification system using palmprint identification. The image of the palm is captured using a web camera. Then the features used for palmprint identification is extracted using line detection and local standard deviation. The proposed system is evaluated by asking 40 subjects to act as users (10 subject as registered users and 30 non-registered users). Our experiments show that the system can achieve accuracy rate of up to 98% with no false acceptance and 2% false rejection rate. The average time required to perform a user verification is 340 ms.
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Information Technology, Computer and Electrical Engineering (ICITACEE), 2014 1st International Conference on
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8-8 Nov. 2014
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Prakoso, B.S. ; Dept. of Electron. Eng., Satya Wacana Christian Univ., Salatiga, Indonesia ; Timotius, I.K. ; Setyawan, I.
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