Title :
Multimodal biometric recognition using sclera and fingerprint based on ANFIS
Author :
Pallikonda Rajasekaran, M. ; Suresh, M. ; Dhanasekaran, U.
Author_Institution :
Dept. of ECE, Kalasalingam Univ., Krishnankoil, India
Abstract :
Biometrics is the ID of humans utilizing intrinsic physical, biological, otherwise activity features, traits, or habits. Biometrics has the potential to provide this desired ability to clearly and discretely determine a person´s identity with additional accuracy and security. Biometric systems primarily based on individual antecedent of advice which is referred as unimodal frameworks. Even though some unimodal frameworks (e.g. Palm, Finger impression, Face, Iris), have got significant change in consistency plus precision yet has experienced selection issues attributable to non-all-inclusiveness of biometrics attributes, vulnerability to biometric mocking and insufficient exactness created by boisterous information as their inconveniences. In future, single biometric framework might not be in a position to accomplish the wanted execution prerequisite in genuine world provisions. To defeat these issues, we have to utilize multimodal biometric confirmation frameworks which blend data from various modalities to make a choice. Multimodal biometric confirmation framework utilize use more than one human modalities such as face, iris, retina, sclera and fingerprint etc. to improve their security of the method. In this approach, combined the biometric traits of sclera and fingerprint for addressing authentication issues, which has not discussed and implemented earlier. The fusion of multimodal biometric system helps to reduce the system error rates. The ANFIS model consolidated the neural system versatile capacities and the fluffy rationale qualitative strategy will have low false dismissal degree contrasted with neural network and fluffy rationale qualitative frame work. The combination of multimodal biometric security conspires in the ANFIS will show higher accuracy come close with Neural Network and Fuzzy Inference System.
Keywords :
fingerprint identification; fuzzy neural nets; fuzzy reasoning; iris recognition; message authentication; ANFIS model; adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system; authentication issues; biometric mocking; biometric systems; biometric traits; biometrics attributes; fingerprint; human modalities; multimodal biometric confirmation frameworks; multimodal biometric recognition; multimodal biometric security; neural network; neural system; person identity; sclera; system error rates; unimodal frameworks; Databases; Fingerprint recognition; Fingers; Fuzzy logic; Iris recognition; Neurons; Security; ANFIS; Biometric Spoofing; Fingerprint; Fuzzy Inference System; Multimodal Biometric; NN; Sclera;
Conference_Titel :
Recent Trends in Information Technology (ICRTIT), 2014 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Chennai
DOI :
10.1109/ICRTIT.2014.6996159