2014 7th International Conference on Security Technology 2014
DOI: 10.1109/sectech.2014.14
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An Empirical Study of Dimensionality Reduction Methods for Biometric Recognition

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“…In this process, a direct estimation is made on the basis of the co-variance matrix extracted multi-sized data set with the help of non-linear optimization. Kerdprasop et al (2014) researched on the accuracy in recognition and times of executions of two distinct types of multi-dimensionality reduction techniques, viz. LDA (Linear Discriminate Analysis) and PCA (Principle Control Analysis) [9].…”
Section: A Linear Dimensionality Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this process, a direct estimation is made on the basis of the co-variance matrix extracted multi-sized data set with the help of non-linear optimization. Kerdprasop et al (2014) researched on the accuracy in recognition and times of executions of two distinct types of multi-dimensionality reduction techniques, viz. LDA (Linear Discriminate Analysis) and PCA (Principle Control Analysis) [9].…”
Section: A Linear Dimensionality Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kerdprasop et al (2014) researched on the accuracy in recognition and times of executions of two distinct types of multi-dimensionality reduction techniques, viz. LDA (Linear Discriminate Analysis) and PCA (Principle Control Analysis) [9]. They applied these two techniques to biometric image data.…”
Section: A Linear Dimensionality Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PCA is a dimensionality reduction approach based on subspace projection and widely applied for image compression and recognition problems [38]. PCA has been used for extracting features from palmprint [33], face [28,11,29], and applied as reduction strategy in various biometric recognition like face, signature, fingerprint, palm print before matching [30,31,24] projected data is a collection of principal components which represents new dimensions of the data. The following steps have been applied to perform PCA based reduction:…”
Section: A Principal Component Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%