A hybrid scheme for off-line Chinese signature verification
Wenming Zuo, LI Shao-fa, Zeng Xian-gui · 2005
Based on characteristics of off-line Chinese verification method that has combined signatures, a novel hybrid signature verification scheme with static and dynamic features extraction is proposed. Pseudo-Zernike invariant moments are used for static features due to their scale and translation invariance. When dynamic features are considered, firstly global and local HDFs (High-Density Factors) are obtained, Then weighted relative gravity center of global high density image is computed to generate another feature. In addition, an important feature is extracted using wavekt transform on normalized gray levcl histogram. Then ten orders of pseudo-Zernike moment invariants and seven dynamic features compose the eigenvector. At last for each class of signatures, a BP(back-propagation) network that was trained with 5 genuine signatures and forgeries that other signatures act as i s built to verify unknown samples. A collection of 290 signatures is used to test the verification system, As a result of this experiment, the FAR (Fake Acceptance Ratc) and FRR (False Rejection Rate) can achieve 7.84% and 6.89% respectively.