Quantitative assessment of hand vein image quality with double spatial indicators
Ming-Yu Sheng, Yuan Ling Zhao, Dawei Zhang, Songlin Zhuang · 2011
Recognition of hand vein is becoming a research focus in biological recognition field, due to its particular advantage of uniqueness and livingness. The acquisition of clear vein image is an important premise for recognition. A quantitative assessment method of image quality is proposed based on two spatial indicators. It is shows that the relationship between the quantitative score of vein image and the drive current of near-infrared light source obeys the cubic polynomial relationship. When the driven current equals 0.524A, the image quality is optimal, and the corresponding score is 90.4. The quantitative self-consistent method developed in this work also can be applied to other digital image in more general applications.