论文信息 - Evaluation of supervised vs. non supervised databases for hand geometry identification

Evaluation of supervised vs. non supervised databases for hand geometry identification

In this paper, we describe two different hand image databases. One has been acquired in laboratory condition with a document scanner, and the other one in operational conditions using a webcam and an infrared filter. The experimental part describes some identification experiments and extracts relevant conclusions about image acquisition and biometric classification

Miguel Angel Ferrer-Ballester | Marcos Faúndez-Zanuy | Jesús B. Alonso | Carlos Manuel Travieso-González | Joan Fabregas

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