Secure mobile services by face and speech based personal authentication
Linlin Shen, Nengheng Zheng, Songhao Zheng, Wei Li · 2010
With the popularity of mobile devices, people are now able to access mobile services like website surfing, e-banking, e-shopping and voice-mail etc. anywhere anytime. Most of the services require secure biometric based personal authentication. This paper aims to improve the accuracy of personal authentication in mobile environment by integrating multiple modal biometrics, i.e. face and speech. A specially designed Mobile Biometry (MOBIO) database was used to test the performances. While facial biometrics achieved an average EER of 27.3%, speech biometrics achieved an average EER of 33.4%. The multiple modals biometric system reduces the average error rate to 21.0%, which clearly proves the usefulness of fusing face and speech information.