Palm print Biometric Authentication System for Security Applications

Diyala Bhargavi, M Haritha, P Prasanna Murali Krishna

Abstract


For securing personal identifications and very secure identification issues, biometric technologies will give higher security enhanced precision. This has turned into a developing innovation as of late because of the exchange fakes, security ruptures and personal identification and so forth. The magnificence of biometric innovation is it gives a unique code to every individual and it can't be replicated or manufactured by others. These frameworks are getting wide acknowledgment in the networked society, supplanting passwords and keys because of its reliability, uniqueness and the constantly expanding in security request. To defeat the disadvantages of unique finger impression identification frameworks, here we introduced an exceptionally secured palm print identification framework with extraction of Region of interest (ROI) with morphological operation there by applying un-decimated bi-orthogonal wavelet (UDBW) transform to remove the low level features of enlisted palm prints to ascertain its feature vectors (FV) then after the examination is finished by measuring the separation between enrolled palm feature vector and testing palm print feature vector. 


Keywords


Personal Identification, ROI, Morphological Operations, Bi-orthogonal Wavelet and Recognition rate

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