2016
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/20167605004
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Image Processing Based Signature Verification Technique to Reduce Fraud in Financial Institutions

Abstract: Abstract. Handwritten signature is broadly utilized as personal verification in financial institutions ensures the necessity for a robust automatic signature verification tool. This tool aims to reduce fraud in all related financial transactions' sectors. This paper proposes an online, robust, and automatic signature verification technique using the recent advances in image processing and machine learning. Once the image of a handwritten signature for a customer is captured, several pre-processing steps are pe… Show more

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“…For these reasons, we chose an experimental task where participants had to verify signatures against a reference signature. This task is highly relevant as it is part of many business processes (e.g., account opening, buying an insurance policy, or contract amendment) and is of great interest to organizations to reduce fraud (e.g., Hussein et al, 2016). Moreover, the use of images can reduce any kind of language-related bias, as no understanding of a specific language is required to fulfill this task.…”
Section: Experimental Taskmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For these reasons, we chose an experimental task where participants had to verify signatures against a reference signature. This task is highly relevant as it is part of many business processes (e.g., account opening, buying an insurance policy, or contract amendment) and is of great interest to organizations to reduce fraud (e.g., Hussein et al, 2016). Moreover, the use of images can reduce any kind of language-related bias, as no understanding of a specific language is required to fulfill this task.…”
Section: Experimental Taskmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But average returns the average of all values from the part of the image that the kernel covers. To improve the accuracy of signature verification, some studies [8,9,10] use machine learning techniques, which are one of the most notable technologies. Buriro et al [3] used a multilayer perceptron (MLP), a two-class classifier, to verify a finger-drawn signature with dynamic features involving finger and phone movements.…”
Section: Our Studies Includedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the literature review, the priority was given to more modern approaches to establish a solution to prohibit users publishing downloaded images from the internet as their own .The research done by Walid Hussein, Osman Ibrahim and Mostafa A. Salama [2] on image processing using the signature verification techniques reviews how signature verification techniques can be done using an image.…”
Section: A Analysis Of the Usage Of Metadatamentioning
confidence: 99%