Understanding ACE-V Latent Fingerprint Examination Process via Eye-Gaze Analysis
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Mayank Vatsa | Afzel Noore | Anush Sankaran | Aakarsh Malhotra | Richa Singh | Keith B. Morris | Mayank Vatsa | Richa Singh | A. Noore | A. Sankaran | Keith Morris | Aakarsh Malhotra
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