The area of fingermarks is a very active community fuelled with many research papers, case
studies and commentaries proposed during the reviewing period (July 2019–June 2022) …

Facial recognition errors can jeopardize national security, criminal justice, public safety and
civil rights. Here, we compare the most accurate humans and facial recognition technology …

Visual comparison–or 'pattern‐matching'–is a generalisable ability to compare complex
visual stimuli (like fingerprints or faces) and decide whether they are from the same source …

The low prevalence effect is a phenomenon whereby target prevalence affects performance
in visual search (eg, baggage screening) and comparison (eg, fingerprint examination) …

This paper presents a new test of object-matching ability: the Novel Object-Matching Test
(NOM Test). Object-matching (or visual comparison) is a complex cognitive and perceptual …

People vary in their general ability to compare, identify, and remember objects. Research
using latent variable modeling identifies a domain-general visual recognition ability (called …

A general object recognition ability predicts performance across a variety of high-level visual
tests, categories, and performance in haptic recognition. Does this ability extend to auditory …

We investigated the relationship between category learning and domain-general object
recognition ability (o). We assessed this relationship in a radiological context, using a …

People vary in their ability to recognise faces. These individual differences are consistent
over time, heritable and associated with brain anatomy. This implies that face identity …

Measurement of domain-general object recognition ability (o) requires minimization of
domain-specific variance. One approach is to model o as a latent variable explaining …