biometrics : Related Words Words similar in meaning to biometrics

  • biostatistics«
  • biometry«
  • topics categories«
  • scientific discipline«
  • biometrics«
  • physical«
  • template«
  • multibiometrics«
  • biometric system«
  • bioscience«
  • measurement«
  • biometric data«
  • statistics«
  • individual«
  • fingerprint«
  • life science«
  • identification«
  • biometric«
  • cancelable biometrics«
  • e-gate«
  • agamben«
  • e-border«
  • system«
  • data«
  • biometric identifier«
  • characteristic«
  • threshold«
  • multimodal biometric system«
  • biometrician«
  • adaptive biometric system«
  • biometrically«
  • trait«
  • biometrical«
  • person«
  • biometric passport«
  • soft biometrics«
  • biological«
  • authentication«
  • biometric authentication«
  • eer«
  • public network«
  • unimodal system«
  • unimodal biometric system«
  • intraclass variation«
  • feature level fusion«
  • biometric cryptosystem«
  • adaptive biometrics«
  • password«
  • al«
  • database«
  • spoof attack«
  • matching template«
  • kelly a. gate«
  • identification mode«
  • unreliable document«
  • national id program«
  • multiple classifier«
  • biometric sample«
  • hand geometry«
  • body data«
  • access control«
  • permanence«
  • method«
  • biometric feature«
  • biometric database«
  • identity«
  • security«
  • relevant population«
  • enrollment«
  • roc curve«
  • input pattern«
  • input«
  • aadhaar«
  • biometric technology«
  • positive recognition«
  • iris recognition«
  • biometric information«
  • advantage«
  • gender«
  • step«
  • identification system«
  • behavioral characteristic«
  • user requirement«
  • reference model«
  • sensor«
  • human characteristic«
  • surveillance«
  • circumvention«
  • private sector«
  • subject«
  • fusion«
  • technology«
  • privacy concern«
  • comparison«
  • probability«
  • computer«
  • rate«
  • information«
  • ease«
  • bios«
  • limitation«
  • prospect«
  • robustness«
  • human dignity«
  • feature«
  • zoe«
  • form«
  • browne«
  • visible identification mark«
  • verification template«
  • unintended functional scope«
  • unintended application scope«
  • traditional biometric system«
  • theoretician david lyon«
  • tertiary sexual character«
  • term behaviometrics«
  • template capacity«
  • telerobotic surgery system«
  • surveillance scholar simone browne«
  • stark expansion«
  • specific input format«
  • soft biometric characteristic«
  • single biometric trait«
  • single biometric«
  • similarity scale«
  • serial integration mode«
  • score level fusion«
  • s. magnuson«
  • robert a mocny«
  • repeatable distortion«
  • relevant feature set«
  • relative operating characteristic«
  • rejection error«
  • recognition front«
  • realistic authentication«
  • rattani«
  • pure biological life«
  • private corporate control«
  • primary biometric identifier«
  • political tattooing«
  • physiologic biometrics«
  • pathological medical condition«
  • our biometric future«
  • operator signature«
  • odour/scent«
  • objective biometric technology«
  • normal deviation scale«
  • negative recognition«
  • most soft biometrics«
  • malaysian car thief«
  • lowest eer«
  • low quality input«
  • kathleen kraninger«
  • instance iris recognition system«
  • input biometric data«
  • impostor score«
  • impostor sample«
  • immigrant status indicator«
  • identity theft deterrence«
  • identificatory system«
  • hand vein pattern«
  • governmental disclosure«
  • generation biometrics«
  • gender classification system«
  • frr = false reject rate«
  • fraud resistant«
  • fnmr. a common variation«
  • finger scanning system«
  • far = false accept rate«
  • false accepts«
  • exclusive biometrics«
  • ethnicity risk«
  • enrollment phase«
  • enrolled individual«
  • e.g. hamming distance«
  • detection error trade«
  • defense department under pressure«
  • defense biometrics«
  • decision level fusion«
  • decade biometric system«
  • crossover error rate«
  • covert identification«
  • certain biometrics«
  • cancellable template«
  • cancelable nature«
  • cancelable feature«
  • cancelable biometric system«
  • biometrics r«
  • biometric template protection purpose«
  • biometric sex recognition«
  • biometric mode«
  • biometric image«
  • biometric identification program«
  • biometric consciousness«
  • aid law enforcement activity«
  • adaptive biometric systems«
  • absolute political weapon«
  • absent civil identity«
  • aadhaar national identification«
  • key«
  • verification«
  • device«
  • tulyakov«
  • soft biometrics trait«
  • soft biometric trait«
  • roc plot«
  • retail public service«
  • rarer error«
  • program ’s requirement«
  • modal biometric system«
  • limited training data«
  • josh ellenbogen«
  • international identity federation«
  • image acquisition system«
  • identical limitation«
  • false acceptance«
  • fake biometric trait«
  • device availability«
  • chromosomal disease«
  • bioslimdisk«
  • biometrics market«
  • biometrics information«
  • biometrics authentication«
  • biometric trait«
  • block«
  • iris«
  • verification mode«
  • multiple biometrics«
  • life common«
  • international sharing«
  • false match rate«
  • equal error rate«
  • distortion parameter«
  • conventional biometrics«
  • continuous research effort«
  • characteristic measurement«
  • biometric signature«
  • biometric input«
  • assuresign«
  • ageist stereotype«
  • selection«
  • performance«
  • factor«
  • visual characterization«
  • u.s. national intelligence«
  • u house appropriation committee«
  • testing step«
  • signature recognition«
  • sensitive user«
  • secure property«
  • private biometrics«
  • palm vein«
  • nitzan lebovic«
  • matching phase«
  • lebovic«
  • handwritten biometric recognition«
  • fuzzy extractor«
  • foucauldian term«
  • emotion detection«
  • discourse formation«
  • comparison algorithm«
  • biometric parameter«
  • biometric characteristic«
  • bioapi«
  • user«
  • issue«
  • recent study«
  • savvides«
  • recognition result«
  • largest biometric database«
  • identifiable subject«
  • correct feature«
  • biometric research«
  • biometric measurement«
  • biometric enrollment«
  • behavioral biometrics«
  • soft control«
  • racist approach«
  • output decision«
  • heart pattern«
  • dabbah«
  • recognition«
  • convenience«
  • respect«
  • main ethical issue«
  • distinct brain«
  • chromosomal sex«
  • exclusion«
  • richer information«
  • homeland security technology«
  • fold advantage«
  • distortion characteristic«
  • class variation«
  • vein matching«
  • matching score«
  • absolute identification«
  • poor reproducibility«
  • italian philosopher giorgio agamben«
  • biometric security«
  • privacy«
  • knowledge«
  • national defense magazine«
  • measurable characteristic«
  • matching algorithm«
  • united state visitor«
  • keystroke dynamic«
  • items«
  • governmental form«
  • pin«
  • specific template«
  • match rate«
  • human persona«
  • class owner«
  • application«
  • recognition engine«
  • model database«
  • juan vucetich«
  • defense science board task force«
  • fingerprint scan«
  • classification error«
  • valid input«
  • matching program«
  • iris pattern«
  • invalid input«
  • fingerprint pattern«
  • voice analysis«
  • unclassified report«
  • performance section«
  • genetic sex«
  • biometric device«
  • algorithm«
  • bare body«
  • matcher«
  • filesize«
  • feature level«
  • application dependent«
  • access«
  • linear graph«
  • thief«
  • enrollment process«
  • coding technique«
  • teoh«
  • population coverage«
  • third step«
  • retinal scan«
  • malicious action«
  • collectability«
  • artifact«
  • iris scan«
  • identity card act«
  • alphonse bertillon«
  • united state«
  • speaker recognition«
  • similar critique«
  • lower accuracy«
  • future capability«
  • spoofing«
  • accuracy«
  • relevant characteristic«
  • cultural language«
  • user identity«
  • facial recognition technology«
  • biometric identification«
  • national capability«
  • fingerprint recognition«
  • personal recognition«
  • biopower«
  • human context«
  • facial characteristic«
  • authentication process«
  • subsequent processing«
  • facial recognition system«
  • computational time«
  • finger«
  • match«
  • measurability«
  • people«
  • total extent«
  • identity information«
  • classic feature«
  • required level«
  • recognition system«
  • palm print«
  • social acceptability«
  • collection«
  • physiological characteristic«
  • public identity«
  • multiple sensor«
  • majority voting«
  • afis«
  • time«
  • strong potential«
  • operational data«
  • sensor size«
  • secure system«
  • civilian community«
  • digital identity«
  • remote user«
  • block diagram«
  • country«
  • basic mode«
  • government database«
  • personal attribute«
  • temporal variation«
  • bodily integrity«
  • middle income country«
  • benz s«
  • adaptation«
  • ratha«
  • behavior«
  • botnet«
  • huge mass«
  • error«
  • electroencephalogram«
  • poorer people«
  • research direction«
  • electrocardiography«
  • performance metric«
  • globalized world«
  • facial recognition«
  • voice recognition«
  • mongoloid«
  • john michael«
  • booz allen hamilton«
  • electromyography«
  • unknown individual«
  • fte«
  • india«
  • enroll«
  • humanity«
  • francis galton«
  • automatic system«
  • manner«
  • danger«
  • specific data«
  • protection system«
  • political relationship«
  • personal identification«
  • cataloging«
  • traditional mean«
  • tattooing«
  • multiple image«
  • requirement«
  • vascular disease«
  • phrenology«
  • stigmatization«
  • smart city«
  • civilian market«
  • galton«
  • electrocardiogram«
  • several method«
  • enrollee«
  • commodification«
  • human physiology«
  • electroencephalography«
  • neurological disease«
  • cer«
  • network security«
  • eye color«
  • demographic data«
  • physiognomy«
  • research community«
  • input data«
  • classifier«
  • background noise«
  • failure«
  • weighting«
  • hair color«
  • technique«
  • citizen«
  • personal identity«
  • fer«
  • acceptability«
  • distinctiveness«
  • username«
  • percent«
  • significant attention«
  • smart card«
  • physical presence«
  • basic premise«
  • major category«
  • bilateral agreement«
  • keynote speech«
  • specific application«
  • human subject«
  • combination«
  • mcconnell«
  • recent advance«
  • jain«
  • skin color«
  • imposter«
  • other scholar«
  • many country«
  • power consumption«
  • score«
  • height«
  • gait«
  • multiple people«
  • normalization«
  • major threat«
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