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Ear Based Personal Identification Approach Forensic Science Tasks


Paper Type 
Contributed Paper
Title 
Ear Based Personal Identification Approach Forensic Science Tasks
Author 
Rerkchai Fooprateepsiri* and Werasak Kurutach**
Email 
* rerkchai@mut.ac.th, ** werasak@mut.ac.th
Abstract:
Ear has been suggested by the researchers that the shape and features of ear are unique for each person and invariant with age. This paper proposes a robust method for ear based personal identification under environment of variant scaling, rotation and image reflection. Techniques introduced in this work are composed of two parts. The first one is the detection of ear features by using the concepts of multi-resolution Trace transform and Fourier transform. Then, in the second part, modified Hausdorff distance is employed to measure and determine of similarity between the models and tested images. Finally, our method is evaluated with experiments on images from the CMU PIE database. The extensive experimental results show that the average of accuracy rate of ear recognition with variant scaling, rotation and image reflection is higher than 97 %. Keywords: biometric, forensic Science, trace transform, hausdorff distance.
Start & End Page 
166 - 175
Received Date 
2010-09-22
Revised Date 
Accepted Date 
2011-07-17
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Keyword 
biometric, forensic Science, trace transform, hausdorff distance.
Volume 
Vol.38 No.2 (APRIL 2011)
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