Server-side reconstruction trajectory generation methods for hand written objects authentication - A comparative review
K R Radhika, G. N. Sekhar, M.K. Venkatesha · 2009
In online applications, there is a foreseeable explosive growth in biometric personal authentication systems which are covenant with a measurable behavioral trait. Hand written object [HO] verification is the process used to recognize an individual, which is intuitive reliable indicator. Verification of a HO as a biometric modality still is a challenging field of research, as number of online and offline commercial applications use modern acquisition devices. The employment of HO verification with technology still remains open for novel methods due to inter-class and intra-class variations. This paper discusses the trajectory generation [TG] methods applicable for any HO verification, such as character recognition, handwriting verification, style classification, shape recognition and signature recognition, which are suitable for latest trend of mobile-commerce and web-commerce applications.