Abstract
The work deals with the iris pattern recognition as one of the most popular automated biometric ways of individual identification. It is based on the acquired eye images in which we localize the region of interest – the iris. This extremely data-rich biometric identifier is stable throughout human life and well protected as internal part of the eye. Moreover, it is genetic independent, so that we can use it to identify or verify people among huge population. This chapter will present the human vision nature focusing on defects and diseases that change the surface information of the iris. Also will be shown the main stream and the historical background of mathematical research resulting in a new algorithm for automatic iris feature extraction. A special attention is paid to the method developed to detect the iris rotation for accurate success rate under different destructive problems and environmental conditions. The obtained results after using the new mathematical model have proved the algorithm high success rate in iris pattern recognition.
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This work was partially supported by AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow, grant no. 11.11.220.01.
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Misztal, K., Saeed, E., Tabor, J., Saeed, K. (2012). Iris Pattern Recognition with a New Mathematical Model to Its Rotation Detection. In: Saeed, K., Nagashima, T. (eds) Biometrics and Kansei Engineering. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5608-7_3
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