Personalized learning and decision for multimodal biometrics
Kar‐Ann Toh · 2005
In this paper, we address the multi-modal biometric decision fusion problem. By exploring into the user-specific approach for learning and threshold setting, four possible paradigms for learning and decision making arc investigated. Since each user requires a decision hyperplane specific tu him in order to achieve good verification accuracy, those tedious iterative training methods like the neural network approach would not be suitable. We propose tu use a model which requires only a single training step for this application. The four global and local learning and decision paradigms are then explored to observe their decision capabilities. Besides proposal of a relevant receiver operating characteristic performance for local decision, extensivc experiments were conductid to observe the verification performance for fusion of three biometrics.