Palm Print Verification System
A. Franklin Alex Joseph · 2010
Abstract—Biometrics-based personal identification is a powerful security features in the technology era. Palm print is a reliable biometric that can be used for identity verification because it is stable and unique for every individual. The palm print acquired from a charge coupled device (CCD) based camera is preprocessed and the edge of the image is obtained. The palm prints are matched using the AND function and the verification process is based on whether a person is who he/she claims to be. Five hundred verifications were obtained and analyzed. The false acceptance rate (FAR) and false reject rate (FRR) values against different threshold values were plotted and the equal error rate (EER) was acquired. The system's EER is approximately 15% with the verification threshold of 23. Overall, the system has an accuracy of 87.4%.