BIOMETRIC RECOGNITION: NEW METHODS OF QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS

Discover the fascinating world of biometrics and the latest methods of data analysis that are revolutionizing the way we understand and use human physical characteristics. This monograph is a compendium of knowledge for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of automatic recognition based on biometric measurements. Ideal reading for scientists, students, and technology enthusiasts.

• Analysis of biometric data using deformable grids
• Study of speech signal variability in emotion recognition and speaker identification
• Object recognition based on local features
• Practical application in automatic identification and confirmation of identity
• Compendium of knowledge for students and researchers
• Current methods of automatic recognition

This monograph presents a comprehensive approach to the analysis of biometric data, focusing on the latest methods of automatic recognition. The authors discuss in detail the study of speech signal variability in the context of emotion recognition and speaker identification, which is a key element in the field of biometrics. In addition, the book analyzes the use of deformable grids of various types, including grids with multidimensional descriptors of local features and discriminatory deformable grids, which allows for more precise and effective recognition.

A unique aspect of this publication is also the description of object recognition based on local features, which enables improved recognition of faces, irises, and other biometric elements. As a result, the reader gains a comprehensive picture of the possibilities offered by modern biometric analysis methods. This book is not only a source of theoretical knowledge, but also a practical guide for those who want to apply these methods in real projects and research.

Wydawnictwa Komunikacji i Łączności, known for high-quality scientific publications, offers readers a monograph that will certainly become a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in biometric methods of automatic identification and confirmation of identity. This book, published in 2011, remains relevant due to the fundamental principles and methods it describes. The 16.5x24 cm format and paperback binding make it a convenient and easy-to-carry read.

This book is aimed at a wide audience, including researchers and students of electronics departments, as well as anyone interested in biometric methods of automatic identification and confirmation of identity. Thanks to the detailed discussion of individual methods and techniques, the reader gains a solid foundation for further research and experiments in this dynamically developing field. Regardless of the level of advancement, everyone will find something in this monograph that will allow them to expand their knowledge and skills in the field of biometrics.