On-line Signature Verification Using Most Discriminating Features and Fisher Linear Discriminant Analysis (FLD)
Muhammad Ibrahim, Matthew J. Kyan, Ling Guan · 2008
In this work, we employ a combination of strategies for partitioning and detecting abnormal fluctuations in the horizontal and vertical trajectories of an on-line generated signature profile. Alternative partitions of these spatial trajectories are generated by splitting each of the related angle, velocity and pressure profiles into two regions representing both high and low activity. The overall process can be thought of as one that exploits inter-feature dependencies by decomposing signature trajectories based upon angle, velocity and pressure - information quite characteristic to an individualpsilas signature. In the verification phase, distances of each partitioned trajectory of a test signature are calculated against a similarly partitioned template trajectory for a known signer. Finally, these distances become inputs to Fisherpsilas Linear Discriminant Analysis (FLD). Experimental results demonstrate the superiority of our approach in On-line signature verification in comparison with other techniques.