A Concept of Social Behavioral Biometrics: Motivation, Current Developments, and Future Trends
Madeena Sultana, Padma Polash Paul, Marina L. Gavrilova · 2014
A person can be identified from his physiological traits as well as from behavioral patterns. However, a person's behavior is not only confined to individual actions such as walking or typing style, speech or handwriting but also social interactions and communication. In other words, social communication is an indispensable part of our daily behavior. Therefore, a person's social connections, spatio-temporal information, style of interactions etc. Can be a good source of information to identify his social behavioral pattern. Based on this hypothesis, this paper introduces a novel kind of behavioral biometrics called Social Behavioral Biometrics (SBB) for the first time. The study includes identification of social behavioral biometric features from real and virtual domain and their prospective applications for the purpose of person authentication and verification.