| Non-Ideal Iris Recognition
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| Lawrence Hornak, Chris Boyce, Aditya Abhyankar, Stephanie Schuckers |
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| As iris recognition emerges as one of the most secure and reliable
biometric traits, it becomes increasingly important to not be constrained
when imaging the iris. Current biometric iris identification systems
require the subject, who is being photographed, to present their iris
in a frontal and extremely confined position and environment. This
consumes much time and effort from the subject. Through the analysis
of unconstrained, being of a different angle/position and possibly
in motion, non-ideal image acquisition iris identification will become
must faster and possibly the dominate biometric trait. |
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