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2001 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME'01)
SIGNATURE VERIFICATION ADAPTING TO INTERSESSION VARIABILITY
Tokyo, Japan
August 22-August 25
ISBN: 0-7695-1198-8
Shinji Yamanaka, Dept. of Information and Communication Engineering, University of Tokyo
Masato Kawamoto, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Science University of Tokyo
Takayuki Hamamoto, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Science University of Tokyo
Seiichiro Hangai, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Science University of Tokyo
In signature verification using on-line hand written data, we have cleared that the pen inclination data improves the verification rate[1]. However, the influences of intersession variability on the verification rate have not been considered yet. In order to avoid making error caused by mismatch between a test signature and the reference signature, we applied some renewal methods to making the reference. From experimental results using signatures over 9 weeks, a renewal method using authenticated data is effective to maintain high verification rate with 98.5%.
Citation:
Shinji Yamanaka, Masato Kawamoto, Takayuki Hamamoto, Seiichiro Hangai, "SIGNATURE VERIFICATION ADAPTING TO INTERSESSION VARIABILITY," icme, pp.23, 2001 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME'01), 2001
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