2009
DOI: 10.1109/tsmcb.2008.2009770
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A New Phase-Correlation-Based Iris Matching for Degraded Images

Abstract: Abstract-In this paper, we present a new phase correlation-based iris matching approach in order to deal with degradations in iris images due to unconstrained acquisition procedures. Our matching system is a fusion of global and local Gabor phase correlation schemes. The main originality of our local approach is that we do not only consider the correlation peak amplitudes but also their locations in different regions of the images. Results on several degraded databases namely CASIA-BIOSECURE and Iris Challeng… Show more

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“…An alternative to IR images based iris recognition is to use color information of iris for iris recognition. Krichen [10] used wavelet packets for iris identification using color iris images. Hugo [8] created a noisy iris database UBIRIS were gray scale images were used for experimentation.…”
Section: Iris Feature Extraction Using Histogram Of Color Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An alternative to IR images based iris recognition is to use color information of iris for iris recognition. Krichen [10] used wavelet packets for iris identification using color iris images. Hugo [8] created a noisy iris database UBIRIS were gray scale images were used for experimentation.…”
Section: Iris Feature Extraction Using Histogram Of Color Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many researchers started working on this. Zhou et al [29], Zuo et al [30], Matey et al [31], Proenca et al [32], Medioni et al [33], He et al [34,35], Jinyu et al [30,36], Krichen et al [37], Hollingsworth et al [38,39], Perez et al [40], Thornton et al [41], Schuckers et al [42], and others also have worked to address this issue [42 -47]. They gave new methods for the compensation of non-ideal iris images in order to improve iris recognition performance.…”
Section: Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%